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New frontier in thin film epitaxy and nanostructured materials

Narayan, 2009

Document ID
1294362465143983711
Author
Narayan J
Publication year
Publication venue
International journal of nanotechnology

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Nanomaterials hold the key to the success of nanotechnology. This review starts with a new paradigm for thin film growth based upon matching of integral multiples of lattice planes across the film-substrate interface. This paradigm of domain matching epitaxy (DME) unifies …
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