Atomic force microscopy measurements of crystal nucleation and growth rates in thin films of amorphous Te alloys

By J. Kalb, F. Spaepen, Matthias Wuttig. 2004

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Stephen R. Williams
2. C. Royall
3. Simone Raoux
4. Matthias Wuttig

In Materials Chemistry

1. Simone Raoux
2. Matthias Wuttig
3. Stephen R. Williams
4. C. Royall
5. N. Yamada
6. A. Padilla
7. Michele M. Franceschini
8. B. Jackson

Citations in the corpus

• The role of local structure in dynamical arrest (2014, methodology): “carried out a study of the crystallisation kinetics in AgInSbTe, Ge2S2Te5 and Ge4S1Te5 using a posteriori atomic force microscopy [250].”
• Phase-change materials for rewriteable data storage. (2007, background): “We briefly outline these aspects and present some concepts that can explain some recent observation”
• Phase Change Materials (2009, background): “For these materials, the crystals have similar sizes (31).”
• Phase change memory technology (2010, methodology): “(This data was taken for AIST, a growth-dominated material similar to GeSb, although both Ge2Sb2Te5 and Ge4Sb1Te5 were measured to have very similar low-temperature growth velocities[93]).”