Compliant substrate epitaxy: Au on MoS
arXiv:1505.07505 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.93.054106
Abstract
The epitaxial growth of {111} oriented Au on MoS is well documented despite the large lattice mismatch (~8% biaxial strain), and the fact that a Au {001} orientation results in much less elastic strain. An analysis based on density functional and linear elasticity theories reveals that the {111} orientation is stabilized by a combination of favorable surface and interfacial contributions to the energy, and the compliance of the first layer of the MoS.
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