Computer Simulation of Field-Ion Images of Hexagonal Structures and Superlattices
S. Ranganathan, H. B. Lyon, G. Thomas
Abstract
S. Ranganathan, H. B. Lyon, G. Thomas
Abstract
The simulation of field-ion images by computation of the position of atoms which lie within an outer shell of given thickness on a spherical crystal has been extended to spherical crystals of a variety of structures. These include the hexagonal lattice, the hexagonal close-packed structure and a few of the common superlattices. The consequences of the invisibility of one atomic species in ordered alloys has been investigated. The results show that computations are in fact necessary for a detailed interpretation of the field-ion image.
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The simulation of field-ion images by computation of the position of atoms which lie within an outer shell of given thickness on a spherical crystal has been extended to spherical crystals of a variety of structures. These include the hexagonal lattice, the hexagonal close-packed structure and a few of the common superlattices. The consequences of the invisibility of one atomic species in ordered alloys has been investigated. The results show that computations are in fact necessary for a detailed interpretation of the field-ion image.
Key concepts: Superlattice, Hexagonal crystal system, Hexagonal lattice, Computation, Ion, Lattice (music), Materials science, Crystal structure