We have studied structural change of MBE grown Ni/Fe(001) and Cu/Fe(001) thin films using RHEED and X-ray diffraction measurements. Epitaxial bct-Ni film is grown initially up to 3 ML, then it changes to reconstructed c(2×2)-like structure for thicker film. 200 ML thick Ni film annealed at 520 K shows the clear formation of twinned domains of fcc-Ni{110}. The structural change of Cu films exhibits almost the same as Ni, except that it maintains bcc symmetry up to about 9 ML. Considering the lattice mismatch and the atomic volume, we discuss these differences of structural change between Ni and Cu. Epitaxial growth of Ni on fcc-Au(001) is also reported.
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