Add to ORKGQuasicrystals are fascinating intermetallic compounds composed of two or more elements. They differ from conventional crystals in that they possess long-range order, but no translational symmetry—that is, they are aperiodic. Much effort has been expended on identifying routes towards exploiting and exploring the properties of such systems due to their aperiodic nature. One such route is concerned with the deposition of thin films, particularly of metals, to investigate how their growth progresses in this inherently frustrated scenario. This topical review will examine the various epitaxial relationships observed in quasicrystal research with particular emphasis on single-element metallic films deposited under ultrahigh-vacuum conditions
The epitaxial growth of Ni, Cu, Ag, Au and Al on NaCl crystals cleaved in vacuum has been studied. W...
A new exciting era in the study of rapidly solidified alloys has been ushered in by the discovery of...
Monolayers on crystalline surfaces often form complex structures with physical and chemical properti...
Quasicrystals are fascinating intermetallic compounds composed of two or more elements. They differ ...
This Special Issue aims at gaining a deeper understanding on the relationship between the underlying...
Quasicrystals, materials with aperiodic long-range order, have been found in intermetallics, soft ma...
Quasicrystals have intrigued and stimulated research in a large number of disciplines. Mathematician...
A comprehensive and up-to-date review, covering the broad range of this outstanding class of materia...
Division 5: Metals (ME) - Contributed Talks and Posters/ QuasicrystalsInternational audienc
Quasicrystalline phases have been discovered in numerous alloy systems. This paper gives a short int...
An ultrathin film with a periodic interlayer spacing was grown by the deposition of Cu atoms on the ...
Quasicrystals, discovered by Dan Shechtman in 1982, provide unique materials with long-range aperiod...
Quasicrystals are solids whose atomic arrangements have symmetries that are forbidden for periodic c...
Quasicrystals are intermetallic alloys which exhibit long range order but lack periodicity. While, u...
This paper presents a brief introduction of the research on a new class of materials called quasicry...
The epitaxial growth of Ni, Cu, Ag, Au and Al on NaCl crystals cleaved in vacuum has been studied. W...
A new exciting era in the study of rapidly solidified alloys has been ushered in by the discovery of...
Monolayers on crystalline surfaces often form complex structures with physical and chemical properti...
Quasicrystals are fascinating intermetallic compounds composed of two or more elements. They differ ...
This Special Issue aims at gaining a deeper understanding on the relationship between the underlying...
Quasicrystals, materials with aperiodic long-range order, have been found in intermetallics, soft ma...
Quasicrystals have intrigued and stimulated research in a large number of disciplines. Mathematician...
A comprehensive and up-to-date review, covering the broad range of this outstanding class of materia...
Division 5: Metals (ME) - Contributed Talks and Posters/ QuasicrystalsInternational audienc
Quasicrystalline phases have been discovered in numerous alloy systems. This paper gives a short int...
An ultrathin film with a periodic interlayer spacing was grown by the deposition of Cu atoms on the ...
Quasicrystals, discovered by Dan Shechtman in 1982, provide unique materials with long-range aperiod...
Quasicrystals are solids whose atomic arrangements have symmetries that are forbidden for periodic c...
Quasicrystals are intermetallic alloys which exhibit long range order but lack periodicity. While, u...
This paper presents a brief introduction of the research on a new class of materials called quasicry...
The epitaxial growth of Ni, Cu, Ag, Au and Al on NaCl crystals cleaved in vacuum has been studied. W...
A new exciting era in the study of rapidly solidified alloys has been ushered in by the discovery of...
Monolayers on crystalline surfaces often form complex structures with physical and chemical properti...