Nanostructuring of molybdenum and tungsten surfaces by low-energy helium ions

By G. D. Temmerman, K. Bystrov, J. Zieliński, M. Balden, G. Matern, Cécile Arnas, L. Marot. 2012

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry

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• Ultrafine tungsten as a plasma-facing component in fusion devices: effect of high flux, high fluence low energy helium irradiation (2014, result): “In addition to the difference in the fibre-form structure found on the SPD samples, the threshold of fuzz formation was found to be higher compared to results of Kajita et al [5], Ueda et al [30], De Temmerman et al [31] and Baldwin et al [6], which typically used coarse-grained W materials.”
• Tungsten nano-tendril growth in the Alcator C-Mod divertor (2012, background): “Some work has shown this formula to overestimate growth rates for Tsurf > 1400 K [3,11].”