August 6, 1990

Reentrant layer-by-layer growth during molecular-beam epitaxy of metal-on-metal substrates

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The discovery of a reentrant layer-by-layer growth during molecular-beam epitaxy of Pt on Pt(111) is reported. Explanations of the reentrant behavior based on previous field-ion-microscopy observations are proposed.

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