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The equivalence between a recently studied generalized restricted solid-on-solid growth model and the corresponding continuum equation is discussed. It is shown that the unusual behavior observed in this model is due to a crossing of the corresponding nonlinearity parameter in the continuum equation from negative to positive values. The observed critical point where logarithmic (Edwards-Wilkinson) behavior was observed corresponds to the point at which this parameter vanishes. Monte Carlo simulations for the growth velocity as a function of overall interface tilt lend support to this idea.
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Huse et al. (1990) studied this question.
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