Scaling in patterns produces by cluster deposition

Anders Kyhle; Alexis Hammer Sørensen; Lene Oddershede; Henrik Busch; L. Theil Hansen; Jakob Bohr

Scaling in patterns produces by cluster deposition

Anders Kyhle
, Alexis Hammer Sørensen
, Lene Oddershede
, Henrik Busch
, L. Theil Hansen
, Jakob Bohr

Department of Physics

University of Copenhagen

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Abstract

Cluster deposition on flat substrates can lead to surprising patterns. This pattern formation can be related either to phenomena taking place at the substrate surface or to dynamics in the cluster beam. We describe the observation of a pattern of particles each being an aggregate of Cu clusters. Such patterns obey scaling with respect to particle size, the typical scaling exponent being 1.18. The origin of the observed scaling is discussed.

Original language	English
Journal	Zeitschrift fur Physik D
Volume	40
Pages (from-to)	523-525
Publication status	Published - 1997

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