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Preparation and characterization of obliquely deposited copper oxide thin films

Akkari et al., 2007

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7819649477195702421
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Akkari F
Kanzari M
Rezig B
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The European Physical Journal-Applied Physics

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When a thin film is deposited by physical vapour deposition, with the vapour flux arriving at an oblique angle from the substrate normal, and under conditions of sufficiently limited adatom mobility to create a columnar microstructure, the resulting structure is somewhat …
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