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Direct Force Controversy in Electromigration Exit

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The last remaining claim of a complete cancellation of the direct force in electromigrationis invalidated. In addition new numerical results are given for the magnitude of thedirect force on hydrogen in a metallic embedment, showing a screening of at most 40%. Thehydrogen potential used is obtained by an ab initio method.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volumes 261-262)

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77-84

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January 2007

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A. Lodder

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Controversy, Direct Force, Electromigration, Multiple-Scattering Effects

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