Comparative Study of Optical Silicon Nanomachining Experimental Results and MD Simulation Outputs

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The high strength and good optical performance offered by optical grade silicon could be considered as the reason for its wide usage as optical materials in many industries including electronic, metrology, infrared (IR) optics and solar cells. Due to this, nanoscale manufacturing of these products requires superior quality and enhanced functional performance of the produced materials. Because recent studies have been focusing on correlating both surface and subsurface nature alterations with better functional performance, an MD study of the experiment was carried out in comparison with experiment to match the observed MD model features to the experimental result obtained. The MD study was observed to conform with the Ra result as obtained in the experiment.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 305)

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185-190

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June 2020

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