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We examine, using $(2+1)$-dimensional Monte Carlo simulations, the roughening behavior of a reemission model for chemical vapor deposition. We find that, for pure first-order reemission, the interface roughens logarithmically with time and that the scaling exponents are, for most sets of conditions, close to the exponents of the Edwards-Wilkinson model (α=0, β=0, and $z=2).$ We compare our results to experimental results on chemical vapor deposition.
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