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Bales-Zangwill instability: a standalone construct

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Bales-Zangwillinstability1 CONSTRUCTBales-ZangwillBALES · SURFACE SCIENCE

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a step-meandering instability during step-flow growth caused by asymmetric attachment of adatoms to step edges.

In surface science, Bales-Zangwill instability refers to a step-meandering instability during step-flow growth caused by asymmetric attachment of adatoms to step edges. This meaning comes from Bales (1990) in Physical Review B.[1]

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References

  1. Bales, G. S., & Zangwill, A. (1990). Morphological instability of a terrace edge during step-flow growth. Physical Review B, 41(9), 5500-5508. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.41.5500

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