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most citedUnified continuum approach to crystal surface morphological relaxation

13 citations · 26 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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math.AP20083 cited

Apriori Estimates for Many-Body Hamiltonian Evolution of Interacting Boson System

Manoussos G. Grillakis, Dionisios Margetis

We study the evolution of a many-particle system whose wave function obeys the N-body Schroedinger equation under Bose symmetry. The system Hamiltonian describes pairwise particle…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20075 cited

Anisotropic diffusion in continuum relaxation of stepped crystal surfaces

John Quah, Dionisios Margetis

We study the continuum limit in 2+1 dimensions of nanoscale anisotropic diffusion processes on crystal surfaces relaxing to become flat below roughening. Our main result is a conti…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2007

Anisotropic step stiffness from a kinetic model of epitaxial growth

Dionisios Margetis, Russel E. Caflisch

Starting from a detailed model for the kinetics of a step edge or island boundary, we derive a Gibbs-Thomson type formula and the associated step stiffness as a function of the ste…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci200713 cited

Unified continuum approach to crystal surface morphological relaxation

Dionisios Margetis

A continuum theory is used to predict scaling laws for the morphological relaxation of crystal surfaces in two independent space dimensions. The goal is to unify previously disconn…

math-ph20071 cited

Impurity and quaternions in nonrelativistic scattering from a quantum memory

Dionisios Margetis, Manoussos G. Grillakis

Models of quantum computing rely on transformations of the states of a quantum memory. We study mathematical aspects of a model proposed by Wu in which the memory state is changed…

math-ph20074 cited

Solvable model for pair excitation in trapped Boson gas at zero temperature

Dionisios Margetis

In Bose-Einstein condensation, a macroscopically large number of particles occupy the same single-particle quantum state. Our goal is to study time-dependent aspects of particle ex…