A computer-simulation study shows that mobility of islands (or clusters) during growth has strong effects on the statistics of layer growth. The exponent of the power-law relation between the maximum island density and the normalized flux changes as the degree of island mobility is increased. With increasing island mobility the island size distribution splits in an increased density of small islands and a peak that progressively shifts to larger sizes.
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Kuipers et al. (1996) studied this question.
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