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Tensile Stress in Nanometre Thick MBE Grown CaF2 on (111) Si

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CaF2 epitaxial layers were prepared by MBE and investigated by RBS and ion channeling measurements. Films of about 30 nm thickness were found to be strained by tensile stress causing a rhombohedral symmetry of the layers. These results are interpreted in terms of the different thermal expansion coefficients of substrate and deposit, respectively.

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Ramírez, A., Tempel, A. & Zehe, A. Tensile Stress in Nanometre Thick MBE Grown CaF2 on (111) Si. Molecular Engineering 8, 403–409 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008326027825

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