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Scaling in a solid-on-solid model of epitaxial growth

Physical Review B, 1992
The exponents that characterize the asymptotic scaling behavior of a solid-on-solid model of epitaxial growth are obtained from Monte Carlo simulations in several substrate dimensions. This model has been used successfully in the past for quantitative analysis of molecular-beam-epitaxy experiments in the transient regime. The exponents in {ital d}=1, 2,
, Wilby, , Vvedensky, , Zangwill
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An introduction to solid modelling

Computers & Graphics, 1984
Abstract After some preliminary definitions, we begin by describing some schemes used for representing geometry in state-of-the-art solid modeling systems. Next, we describe some of the construction and editing techniques which might be used to create geometry in such a system. Finally, we discuss the feasibility of some applications in various areas
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Generalized model for solid-on-solid interface growth

Physical Review E, 2015
We present a probabilistic cellular automaton (PCA) model to study solid-on-solid interface growth in which the transition rules depend on the local morphology of the profile obtained from the interface representation of the PCA. We show that the model is able to reproduce a wide range of patterns whose critical roughening exponents are associated to ...
M F, Richele, A P F, Atman
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Height probabilities in solid-on-solid models. II

Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and General, 1986
For pt. I see ibid, vol.19, p.L923 (1986). The RSOS-3 model is a sequence of two-dimensional solid-on-solid models with integer heights restricted between 1 and r-1 and nearest neighbours differing by 0, 1 or -1. It has an exact solution manifold with four regimes of distinct physical behaviour along which the height probabilities in the bulk of the ...
P J Forrester, G E Andrews
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Solid-on-solid models of molecular-beam epitaxy

Physical Review E, 1994
We discuss a number of solid-on-solid models that contain the two most important features of molecular-beam epitaxy: a flux of particles and relaxation of the growing film by surface diffusion. Evaporation of particles is not allowed and surface diffusion is driven by a Hamiltonian containing short-range interactions.
Siegert, Martin, Plischke, Michael
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Solid Modelling in Haskell

1991
We investigate the suitability of the functional model of programming as applied to the solid modelling field of 3D rendering, with particular reference to expressiveness and efficiency.
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Comment on ‘‘Growth in a restricted solid-on-solid model’’

Physical Review Letters, 1989
A Comment on the Letter by J. M. Kim and J. M. Kosterlitz, Phys. Rev. Lett. 62, 2289 (1989).
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Invariance principle for a solid-on-solid interface model

Journal of Statistical Physics, 1988
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The Influence of Boundary Conditions on Solid-on-Solid Models

Journal of Statistical Physics, 1998
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Solid modeling

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1994
Joshua U. Turner, Jaroslaw R. Rossignac
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