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Title: Vacancy mechanism of the anomalous behavior of surface atoms at elevated temperatures.
Authors: Devyatko, Yu. N., Rogozhkin, S. V., Troyan, V. I., Gusev, E. P., Gustafsson, T.
Source: Journal of Experimental & Theoretical Physics. Dec99, Vol. 89 Issue 6, p1103. 4p.
Subjects: Transition metals, Monomolecular films
Abstract: A model that takes into account the significant contribution of vacancies at moderate and high temperatures is proposed to explain the anomalous increase in the mean-square displacements of atoms in transition-metal surface monolayers. The dependence of the effects on the orientation of the surface is explained. The vacancy formation energies and the values of the Debye temperature are obtained within the proposed model for differently oriented surfaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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