Nanoindentation of GaAs (001) Surface. A Molecular Dynamics Study

Dariusz Chrobak; Artur Chrobak; Roman Nowak

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.130.213

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The Influence of Aluminium Addition on the Microstructure of Zinc Pack Coatings
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Long Range Ordering in Spin Crossover Compounds
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Structure Analysis of Nanocrystalline MgO Aerogel Prepared by Sol-Gel Method
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A Comparative Study of the Structure and Properties of Zinc Coatings Deposited with Various Methods
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Nanoindentation of GaAs (001) Surface. A Molecular Dynamics Study
p.213

Dependence of Structural Evolution an Hydrogen Storage Mechanism on Milling Parameters during controlled Reactive Milling of Graphite in Hydrogen
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Microstructural Studies on the Q-Phase in Alumina Cement Clinker
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Preparation of MgB₂ Rods Using a PIT Technique with the Explosive Consolidation Method
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Preparation of Co_1-xFe_xSi₂ Solid Solution Crystals
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Nanoindentation of GaAs (001) Surface. A Molecular Dynamics Study

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The present paper reports molecular dynamics study of the elastic deformation of zinc- blende GaAs crystal by spherical diamond indenter acting on the (001) plane. The atomic displacements under field of elastic deformation result in generation of characteristic atomic structure with arms located along <110> directions. The phase transformation from zinc-blende to rock-salt GaAs structure was recognized in thin volume under indenter.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 130)

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Dariusz Chrobak, Artur Chrobak, Roman Nowak

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Molecular Dynamic (MD), Nanoindentation, Phase Transformation

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