In the framework of a central force-constant model and a surface Green function matching technique we calculate the dynamical effects of biaxial strain in a short period Cu/Ni(111) superlattice. We show that sizeable changes in the spectral features are predicted, so that a spectroscopic characterization of these systems is stimulated. An important reason to investigate the vibrational features of such a system is that it has been studied in detail as a prototype of fcc-modulated alloys, i.e., artificially grown structures, which edisplay a huge stiffening of the bulk modulus.

Colombo, L., Miglio, L., Brito Orta, R., Velasco, V., Garcia Moliner, F. (1991). Dynamic effects of biaxial strain in thin cu/ni(111) superlattices. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 70(4), 2079-2085 [10.1063/1.349443].

Dynamic effects of biaxial strain in thin cu/ni(111) superlattices

MIGLIO, LEONIDA;
1991

Abstract

In the framework of a central force-constant model and a surface Green function matching technique we calculate the dynamical effects of biaxial strain in a short period Cu/Ni(111) superlattice. We show that sizeable changes in the spectral features are predicted, so that a spectroscopic characterization of these systems is stimulated. An important reason to investigate the vibrational features of such a system is that it has been studied in detail as a prototype of fcc-modulated alloys, i.e., artificially grown structures, which edisplay a huge stiffening of the bulk modulus.
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Lattice-dynamics
English
1991
70
4
2079
2085
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Colombo, L., Miglio, L., Brito Orta, R., Velasco, V., Garcia Moliner, F. (1991). Dynamic effects of biaxial strain in thin cu/ni(111) superlattices. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 70(4), 2079-2085 [10.1063/1.349443].
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