Dislocation loop formation by swift heavy ion irradiation of metals [PDF]
A coupled two-temperature, molecular dynamics methodology is used to simulate the structural evolution of bcc metals (Fe and W) and fcc metals (Cu and Ni) following irradiation by swift heavy ions. Electronic temperature dependent electronic specific heat capacities and electron-phonon coupling strengths are used to capture the full effects of the ...
Khara, Galvin S. +2 more
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Swift Heavy Ion Irradiation of Cobalt Nanoparticles
It is well known that the electronic energy loss released by swift heavy ions can cause considerable atomic movement in various solids. Here, we present a study of the effects of swift heavy ion irradiation on Co nanoparticles embedded within a silica host matrix. The evolution of the Co nanoparticle crystal phase, structural properties, shape and size
D. J. Sprouster +8 more
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Characterization of ion track morphology formed by swift heavy ion irradiation in silicon oxynitride films [PDF]
Amorphous silicon oxynitride (SiOxNy) possess interesting optical and mechanical properties. Here, we present direct evidence for the formation of ion tracks in 1 µm thick silicon oxynitride of different stoichiometries.
Mota–Santiago P. +5 more
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Tuning the conductivity of vanadium dioxide films on silicon by swift heavy ion irradiation
We demonstrate the generation of a persistent conductivity increase in vanadium dioxide thin films grown on single crystal silicon by irradiation with 1 GeV 238U swift heavy ions at room temperature.
H. Hofsäss +9 more
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Amorphization of nanocrystalline monoclinic ZrO2 by swift heavy ion irradiation
Bulk ZrO(2) polymorphs generally have an extremely high amorphization tolerance upon low energy ion and swift heavy ion irradiation in which ballistic interaction and ionization radiation dominate the ion-solid interaction, respectively. However, under very high-energy irradiation by 1.33 GeV U-238, nanocrystalline (40-50 nm) monoclinic ZrO(2) can be ...
Fengyuan, Lu +8 more
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Characterization of swift heavy ion irradiation damage in ceria
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Yablinsky, Clarissa A. +6 more
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Swift Heavy Ion Irradiation on Quasicrystals
ABSTRACTThe present level of understanding of the effects of irradiation of quasicrystalline targets with swift heavy ions has been reviewed here. The results of systematic deposition of large amount of energy densities (12 keV/nm < (dE/dx)e < 40 keV/nm) in Al-Cu-Fe based system are discussed in terms of resistivity measurements (in-situ ...
Ratnamala Chatterjee
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Tracks and Voids in Amorphous Ge Induced by Swift Heavy-Ion Irradiation [PDF]
Ion tracks formed in amorphous Ge by swift heavy-ion irradiation have been identified with experiment and modeling to yield unambiguous evidence of tracks in an amorphous semiconductor. Their underdense core and overdense shell result from quenched-in radially outward material flow.
Ridgway, M. C. +15 more
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Refractive index engineering through swift heavy ion irradiation of LiNbO3 crystal towards improved light guidance. [PDF]
Swift heavy ion irradiation has been widely used to modify refractive indices of optical materials for waveguide fabrication. In this work, we propose refractive index engineering by swift heavy ion (Ar) irradiation via electronic energy deposition to ...
Chen C +6 more
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Comprehensive Understanding of Hillocks and Ion Tracks in Ceramics Irradiated with Swift Heavy Ions
Amorphizable ceramics (LiNbO3, ZrSiO4, and Gd3Ga5O12) were irradiated with 200 MeV Au ions at an oblique incidence angle, and the as-irradiated samples were observed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).
Norito Ishikawa +2 more
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