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Using MeV ion backscattering/channeling and MC simulations to characterize the composition and structure of buried metal-metal interfaces
Using MeV ion backscattering/channeling and MC simulations to characterize the composition and structure of buried metal-metal interfaces
Using MeV ion backscattering/channeling and MC simulations to characterize the composition and structure of buried metal-metal interfaces
Smith, R. J. (author) / Ramana, C. V. (author) / Choi, B. s. (author) / Saleh, A. A. (author) / Shivaparan, N. R. (author) / Shutthanandan, V. (author)
APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE ; 219 ; 28-38
2003-01-01
11 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
621.35
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