This is the POSTER LIST for
the Gordon Conference on
THIN FILM AND CRYSTAL GROWTH MECHANISMS
Plymouth State College (South), New Hampshire, USA.
6-11th July, 1997
Co-Chairs: John A. Venables and Iwan Alexander.
Co-Vice Chairs and Poster Organisers, Leo Schowalter and Jim DeYoreo
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There were two poster sessions, on Monday -
Tuesday (7-8th July) and Wednesday - Thursday
(9-10th July), chaired by the co-vice-chairs, Leo Schowalter and
Jim DeYoreo respectively.
L. Bachmann, S. Weinkauf (T.U. Muenchen, Germany)
Thin Metal Films on Rugged Landscapes: Principles
V. Balakrishna, R.H. Hopkins (Northrup Grummann, Pittsburgh)
Physical Vapor Transport Growth and Properties of SiC
Monocrystals of 4H Polytype
Maria Bartelt (Sandia Livermore NL, California)
Exact Results for Island Size Distributions in Homoepitaxy
J.J. De Yoreo (Lawrence Livermore NL, California)
Investigation the Surface Morphology and Growth Dynamics of
Solution-based Crystals using the AFM
I. Daruka, A.-L. Barabasi (U. Notre Dame)
Self-assembled Quantum Dot Formation on Semiconductor Surfaces
H. Dobbs (Imperial College, London, UK)
Mean Field Theory of the Growth Kinetics of
Quantum Dots
S.C. Erwin (Naval Research Lab, Washington DC)
Structure and Energetics of Ga/Si(112)
I. Furman (Racah Institute, Israel)
Effects of Small Island Mobility on MBE Growth
J.E. Guyer and P.W. Voorhees (Northwestern University, Illinois)
Stability of Alloy Thin Films
M. Haftel (NRL, Washington DC)
Ballistically and Thermally Activated Exchange Processes
in Vapor Deposition of Au on Ag(111)
J.C. Hamilton (Sandia Livermore NL, California)
Frenkel-Kontorova Molecular Dynamics Model for strained
Heteroepitaxial Film Growth
J. Harding (University College London, UK), J.A. Venables
(ASU/Sussex) Predicting Nucleation and Growth Processes: Atomistic Modelling
of Metal Atoms on Ionic Substrates
R. Hartmann (Paul Scherrer Inst., Villingen, Switzerland)
Growth of Semiconductor Nanostructures in the system Si-Ge-C
A. Ichimiya (Nagoya, U., Nagoya, Japan)
Epitaxial Growth of Gold on Si(111)Au -root three- Surface
Rosa Leon, Charlene Lobo (Australian National U., Canberra)
Different Paths to Tunability in the Vapor Phase Formation
of Self-organised Quantum Dots
Zuzanna Liliental-Weber (Lawrence Berkeley NL, California)
Mechanism of Nanotube and Pinhole Formation in GaN
K. Matsumoto (U. Shizuoka, Japan)
Crystal Growth of Fullerenes by vapor transport in inert gases
G. Medeiros-Ribeiro (Hewlett-Packard Labs, Palo Alto, California)
Epitaxial Growth of Ge islands on Si(100)
W.W. Pai (Oak Ridge NL, Tennessee)
Island diffusion and Coarsening on Metal (100) Surfaces
S.C. Parker (U. Washington, Seattle)
Kinetics of Ultrathin Film Growth and Island Thickening
of Au on TiO2(110)
T.R. Ramachandran, A. Madhukar (U. Southern California)
Re-entrant 2D to 3D Morphology Evolution and Mass Exchange
in the formation of Self-assembled InAs/GaAs Quantum Dots
Frances M. Ross (IBM Watson, Yorktown, NY)
Growth of Ge Islands on Si near Thermodynamic Equilibrium
J.-M. Roussel (CRMC2-CNRS, Marseille, France)
Embedding of Nickel Clusters into the Ag Substrate during
Ni/Ag Growth: a Theoretical Kinetic Study
J.R. Smith, G.S. Bales (UCSB and Lawrence Livermore NL, CA)
Heterogeneous Nucleation during Sub-Monolayer
Epitaxial Growth
G. Springholz (Institut Halbleiter-Physik, U. Linz, Austria)
STM/AFM investigations of IV-VI Semiconductor Epitaxial Growth
P.T. Sprunger (CAMD, Louisiana State U., and CAMP, Aarhus, Denmark)
Direct Imaging of the 2D Fermi Contour: Fourier Transform STM
M.Strzhemechny (ILTP, Kharkov, Ukraine)
Phase transitions at SRTiO3 surfaces by low
temperature RHEED
J.H. Van der Merwe (U. South Africa, Pretoria)
Growth of a Copper double layer on Mo(110)
S. Weinkauf, L. Bachmann (T.U. Muenchen, Germany)
Thin Metal Films on Rugged Landscapes: Applications
X.Zhu (UC Davis, California)
Reflectance Difference Spectroscopy of PLD SrTiO3 Growth
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C. Ammer (Martin Luther U., Halle, Germany)
Oygen-induced Structures of Ultrathin Strained Cu Layers on Ru(0001)
S. Atreya (U. Toledo, Ohio)
Effect of Magnetic Fields in Suppression of Buoyancy-Driven
Convection in Melt Crystal Growth
J.M. Blakely (Cornell U., Ithaca, NY)
Making Step-free Surfaces of Si and Other Materials
S. Brandon (Technion, Israel)
Transport Phenomena and Intefacial Kinetics during Directional
Growth of Large Single Crystals from their Melt
W. Braun, K. Ploog (Arizona State U., Paul Drude Inst., Berlin)
RHEED Oscillations: Growth-related versus Diffraction
Effects
D.G. Cahill (UIUC, Illinois)
Morphology of Epitaxial TiN(001) grown by Magnetron Sputtering
J.J. Derby (Army HPC Research Center and U. Minnesota, Minneapolis)
Modelling the Growth of bulk Single Crystals via
High Performance Computing
I. Goldfarb (U. Oxford, UK)
In-situ STM Observations of Surface Evolution during Gas-Source
MBE of GexSi1-x (001)
S. Guejiman and C. Schvezov (U. Misiones, Argentina)
Thickness Measurements of Electrodeposited InP Films
from Atomic Concentrations
W. Henstrom, J.M. Gibson (UIUC, Illinois)
SHEBA: A novel UHV-TEM with in-situ MBE
H-C. Jeong, J.D. Weeks (U. Maryland, College Park)
Models of Surface Step Dynamics during Reconstruction-induced
Facetting
B.C. Lee, L.J. Schowalter, N.S. Sokolov (RPI, Troy, NY, and
Ioffe Inst., St Petersburg, Russia)
Structural an Electrical characterization of Epitaxial
CdF2 layers on Si(111) and CaF2 Substrates
D-J. Liu, J.D. Weeks (U. Maryland, College Park)
Interactions between Fluctuating Steps on Vicinal Surfaces
Charlene Lobo, Rosa Leon,(Australian National U., Canberra)
InGaAs island shapes and effective adatom diffusion lengths on (100),
(110), (111) and (311) GaAs
M. Mauk (Astropower, Inc., Newark, Delaware)
Selective Epitaxy and Lateral Epitaxial Growth of
Semiconductors
T.L. Monchevsky (Simon Fraser U., Canada)
Temperature Dependence of Homoepitaxy on Fe(100) Whiskers
S. Potapenko (Lawrence Livermore NL, California)
Multiple order parameter Model for Anisotropy of
Interface Kinetics
C. Ratsch (Fritz-Haber Inst., Berlin, Germany)
Strain Dependence of Surface Diffusion on Metal Surfaces:
a First Principles Study
O. Rattunde (Materials Research Center, Freiburg, Germany)
Growth dynamics of thin films produced by Energetic Cluster
Impact (ECI)
L.J. Schowalter (Rennselaer Polytechnic Inst, Troy, NY)
STM and BEEM of MBE grown Pt/CaF2/Si(111) Structures
M. Shima (U. Maryland and NIST)
Structural and magnetic fourfold symmetry of Co/Cu multilayers
electrodeposited on Si(001) substrates
N.S. Sokolov (Ioffe Inst., St Petersburg, Russia)
Structural and Luminescence Studies of CdF2-
CaF2 Superlattices on Si(111)
P.T. Sprunger (CAMD, Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge)
Interfacial-strain Relief in Heteroepitaxial Overlayers:
Ag/Ni(111), Ag/Cu(111) and Au/Ni(111)
E.A. Stach, R.M. Tromp (U. Virginia and IBM Watson, NY)
Enhancement of Misfit Dislocation Propagation Velocities in the
prescence of Oxidised Surfacess in SiGe/Si(001)
B.J. Stanbery (U. Florida, Gainesville)
Migration Enhanced Epitaxy of Metal Chalcogenides
K. Tanahashi, N. Inoue (Osaka Prefecture U., Osaka, Japan)
In-situ SEM of Surface Roughening Processes in GaAs MBE
L. Varga (MINT Center, U. Alabama, Tuscaloosa)
Structural and Magnetic Properties of Heteroepitaxial FeTaN
Thin Films
P.P.M. Venezuela, J. Tersoff (IBM Watson, NY)
Spontaneous Superlattice formation in Step-flow Growth of
Strained Alloy Layers
Mary G. Williams (Northeastern University, Boston)
Bouyant Flow in Magnetic Czochralski Bulk Crystal Growth
Judith C. Yang, J.M. Gibson (UIUC, Illinois)
Initial Stages of Copper Oxidation studied by in-situ UHV-TEM
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The following posters were accepted, but the authors were unable to
be present. The abstracts were displayed, and participants are
invited to contact the authors by e-mail for further details.
N.I. Leonyuk (Moscow State University, Russia;
e-mail: leon@geol.msu.ru)
Crystallization Mechanisms of Inorganic Oxide Polymers: Crystal
Growth of Anhydrous Borates
V.V. Levdansky (Heat & Mass Transfer Institute, Minsk, Belarus;
e-mail: allusr@avtlab.itmo.by)
Uniform Deposition of Thin Solid Films onto Inner Surface of
Cylindrical Channel
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