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Coalescence of domes and superdomes at a low growth rate or during annealing: Towards the formation of flat-top superdomes
We investigate the morphology of islands obtained by epitaxial growth of Ge on Si(0 0 1). During a low growth rate or during annealing and depending of the quench method, we observe the formation of a new type of superdomes, which exhibit additional {15 3 23} facets, an increase of their {0 0 1} and...
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description | We investigate the morphology of islands obtained by epitaxial growth of Ge on Si(0
0
1). During a low growth rate or during annealing and depending of the quench method, we observe the formation of a new type of superdomes, which exhibit additional {15
3
23} facets, an increase of their {0
0
1} and {1
0
5} facet area on their top and a smaller aspect ratio compared to known superdomes. This flat-top superdome shape results from the complex evolution of domes and superdomes: coalescence, intermixing and ripening. Dome or superdome coalescence which results in the newly observed shape appears as a dominant pathway towards dislocation nucleation for the investigated temperature range. |
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