Crystal growth by epitaxy

MSE-649 / 2 credits

Language: English

Remark: August 19th - 21st and 26th - 28th 2020

Frequency

Every year

Summary

This is an interactive course explaining the main physical and chemical concepts to understand epitaxy of crystalline thin films and what determines the morphology, composition and structure of a material grown per epitaxy both in the bulk and as nanostructure.

Content

This is an interactive course explaining:

1. The main physical and chemical concepts to understand epitaxy of crystalline thin films.

2. What determines the morphology, composition and structure of a material grown per epitaxy.

In the main body of the course contains the main scientific concepts that explain high quality epitaxy. We will also describe the main techniques used by industry and scientific laboratories for the epitaxial growth of materials and devices. Finally, the translation of the epitaxy of macroscopic crystals will be translated to the growth of nanostructures and novel materials.

Keywords

molecular beam epitaxy, thermodynamic diagrams, surface reconstruction

Learning Prerequisites

Required courses

thermodynamics

Assessment methods

oral/written

In the programs

Subject examined: Crystal growth by epitaxy
Lecture: 14 Hour(s)
Exercises: 12 Hour(s)
Practical work: 2 Hour(s)

Reference week

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8-9
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