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February 1, 2006Physics of the Solid State

Defects and separation of amorphous nanofilms from crystalline substrates

S. V. Bobylev I. A. Ovid’ko А. Е. Романов A. G. Sheĭnerman

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The conditions of separation of an amorphous nanofilm from a crystalline substrate are theoretically studied in terms of a disclination-dislocation model for a crystal-glass interface. In this model, such an interface is characterized by a high density of disclinations and dislocations. A criterion for the separation of an amorphous nanofilm from a crystalline substrate is obtained. The critical nanofilm thickness above which a film begins to separate is calculated as a function of the characteristics of the disclination-dislocation system and the dilatation misfit.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9a85d4c44f08122e8ddf89 https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063783406020120

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