A data-driven approach is used to describe the growth of crystals and thin films based on
high-throughput numerical experiments. This way the Machine Learning (ML) helps to …

Different patterns can be created on the surface of growing crystals, among which the step
bunches and/or step meanders are two of the most studied. The Ehrlich–Schwoebel effect at …

This work examined the effect of macrostep height on the growth velocity of a vicinal surface
during reaction-(interface-) limited crystal growth under nonequilibrium steady state …

We report the observation of bunching of monoatomic steps on vicinal W (110) surfaces
induced by step-up or step-down currents across the steps. Measurements reveal that the …

The effect of step–step exclusion on growing vicinal surfaces destabilized by a step-up (SU)
or step-down (SD) driving force is extensively studied in diffusion-limited (DL) and kinetics …

We report results from an experimental and modeling study of the far-from-equilibrium
electrodeposition of Ni–Cu alloys by changing systematically the current density with focus …

More often than not, minerals formed in nature are grown at low supersaturation and from
sources that are impure with respect to the crystals' main building blocks. Quite …

The rough morphology at the growth surface results in the non-uniform distribution of indium
composition, intentionally or unintentionally doped impurity, and thus impacts the …

We propose an integrated modeling approach to the fundamental problem of vicinal crystal
surfaces destabilized by step-down (SD) and step-up (SU) currents with focus on both the …

The growth of a crystal is usually determined by its surface. Many factors influence the
growth dynamics. Energy barriers associated with the presence of steps most often decide …