Graphene Growth Dynamics on Epitaxial Copper Thin Films

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We have fabricated gold thin films by metal plasma ion deposition on silicon substrates. The roughness of these nanostructured films has been measured by scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and we have determined the growth dynamics critical exponents. We have also measured the grain sizes as a function of the film thickness.


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T. Smy ◽  
M. J. Brett

Recent experimental work by a number of researchers has demonstrated that unusual high porosity thin films may be obtained in physical deposition systems by combining glancing angle deposition with in situ substrate motion control. The microstructure of these films consists of isolated columns engineered into shapes such as helices, posts, or chevrons. Due to the isolated nature of the columns, the films present a unique opportunity to study fundamental thin film growth behavior and, in particular, the influence of the self-shadowing mechanism in three dimensions. Apart from this academic motivation, there is the need to characterize the physical constraints imposed on the engineering of these films. In particular, this study will have implications for the realization of isolated, periodically arranged nanostructures envisioned for certain applications such as photonic band gap crystals. Results from an ongoing study of growth dynamics, morphology, porosity, and scaling behavior, and the dependence of these features on deposition parameters are presented.


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