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Polarization characteristics of adatoms self-diffusing on metal surfaces under high electric fields

Ekaterina Baibuz, Andreas Kyritsakis, Ville Jansson +1

Although atomic diffusion on metal surfaces under high electric fields has been studied theoretically and experimentally since the 1970s, its accurate and quantitative theoretical…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2019

Growth mechanism for nanotips in high electric fields

Ville Jansson, Ekaterina Baibuz, Andreas Kyritsakis +5

In this work we show using atomistic simulations that the biased diffusion in high electric field gradients creates a mechanism whereby nanotips may start growing from small surfac…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2019

Tungsten migration energy barriers for surface diffusion: a parameterization for KMC simulations

Ville Jansson, Andreas Kyritsakis, Simon Vigonski +4

We have calculated the migration barriers for surface diffusion on Tungsten. Our results form a self-sufficient parameterization for Kinetic Monte Carlo simulations of arbitrarily…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2018

Atomistic behavior of metal surfaces under high electric fields

Andreas Kyritsakis, Ekaterina Baibuz, Ville Jansson +1

Combining classical electrodynamics and density functional theory (DFT) calculations, we develop a general and rigorous theoretical framework that describes the energetics of metal…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2017

Adatom diffusion in high electric fields

Ville Jansson, Ekaterina Baibuz, Andreas Kyritsakis +1

Strong electric fields are known to create biased adatom migration on metallic surfaces. We present a Kinetic Monte Carlo model that can simulate adatom migration on a tungsten (W)…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci20178 cited

Cu self-sputtering MD simulations for 0.1-5 keV ions at elevated temperatures

Tarvo Metspalu, Ville Jansson, Vahur Zadin +4

Self-sputtering of copper under high electric fields is considered to contribute to plasma buildup during a vacuum breakdown event frequently observed near metal surfaces, even in…