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Slip-trace-induced vicinal step destabilization
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DOI：10.1103/PhysRevB.93.041405.png)
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Gold single crystals were deformed by uniaxial compression tests with the help of an experimental apparatus that allows one to characterize in situ, by UHV scanning tunneling microscopy, the evolution of surface structures under stress. It is demonstrated that the slip traces resulting from the emergence of moving dislocations at the free surface highly modify the organization of the vicinal steps. A model based on energetic considerations is proposed and discussed to explain the observed phenomenon.
Keyword:
SCANNING-TUNNELING-MICROSCOPY
APPLIED STRESS
AU(111)
SURFACE
NUCLEATION
DISLOCATIONS
GROWTH
FILMS
STM
RECONSTRUCTION
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