Ion-Solid Interactions
Ion-Solid Interactions
James Mayer, Arizona State University
James K. Hirvonen
Modern technology depends on materials with precisely controlled properties. Ion beams are an excellent way to achieve controlled modification of surface and near-surface regions. In every integrated circuit production line, for example, there are ion implantation systems. In addition to integrated circuit technology, ion beams can modify the mechanical, tribological, and chemical properties of metal, intermetallic, and ceramic materials without altering their bulk properties. Ion-solid interactions are the foundation that underlies the broad application of ion beams to the modification of materials. This text covers the fundamentals and applications of ion-solid interactions, and is aimed at graduate students and researchers interested in electronic devices, surface engineering, reactor and nuclear engineering, and materials science issues associated with metastable phase synthesis.
- comprehensive introduction to the subject – includes examples to aid understanding
- well written and referenced
- competition is mainly in the form of edited volumes
Product details
February 2011Adobe eBook Reader
9780511876172
0 pages
0kg
213 b/w illus. 45 tables
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Table of Contents
- 1. General features and fundamental concepts
- 2. Interatomic potentials
- 3. Dynamics of binary elastic collisions
- 4. Cross-section
- 5. Ion stopping
- 6. Ion range and range distribution
- 7. Radiation damage and spikes
- 8. Ion–solid simulations and irradiation enhanced transport
- 9. Sputtering
- 10. Order-disorder under irradiation and ion implantation metallurgy
- 11. Ion beam mixing
- 12. Phase transformations
- 13. Ion beam assisted deposition
- 14. Applications of ion beam processing techniques
- 15. Ion beam system features
- Appendices: A. Crystallography
- B. Table of contents
- C. Density of states
- D. Derivation of the Thomas–Fermi differential equations
- E. Centre-of-mass and laboratory scattering angles
- F. Miedema's semi-empirical model for the enthalpy of formation in the liquid and solid state
- G. Implantation metallurgy – study of equilibrium alloys.
