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A Software Tool for Testing Algorithms,ntial gradient in the amorphous phase. Redistribution of glass resulted in film thicknesses slightly greater than those found at room temperature, due to small compositional changes of the glass. Equilibrium film thicknesses were obtained when liquid phase redistribution was not kinetically limited.

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Making the Connection Between Atomistic Modelling of Interfaces and Real Materialsrror. The equally traditional difficulty is the large error to trial ratio. In the hope of reducing this a bit, people have turned to modelling complex processes. However, unless we are in the (unusual) position of being able to model everything the problem of deciding what the important mechanisms

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Local Chemical Bonding at Grain Boundary of Si3N4 Ceramicse interface between α-Si.N. and intergranular glassy film is examined. The rare-earth ions are implied to be more stable at this interface than at the interstitial site of the bulk crystal. The grain-boundary bond-strength is suggested to be weakened when large rare-earth ions such as La. are presen

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Wetting and Work of Adhesion in Oxide/Metal Systemsharacteristics of the quasi-binary metal/oxide system. A critique of several pure metal/Al.O. systems affirms predicted trends and reveals that θ is 110–130° at the plateau and drops to or below 90° at the high and low .(O.) limits..Potentially confusing effects on spreading kinetics and θ values fr