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The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth: A Comprehensive Exploration

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Unveiling the Secrets of Crystal Formation and Growth

Crystals, with their mesmerizing forms and remarkable properties, have played a pivotal role in shaping our technological advancements. From semiconductors powering our electronic devices to energy-efficient solar cells and life-saving pharmaceuticals, crystals underpin countless aspects of our modern world. 'The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth' from Springer's prestigious Materials Science 43 series delves into the fascinating world of crystal growth, providing a comprehensive exploration of its fundamental principles and cutting-edge research.

The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth (Springer in Materials Science 43)

The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth (Springer Series in Materials Science Book 43)

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A Masterful Guide for Crystal Growth Experts

Authored by leading experts in the field, this book is an indispensable resource for materials scientists, physicists, chemists, and engineers seeking to master the art of crystal growth. It offers a thorough examination of the atomistic processes that govern crystal formation and growth, empowering readers with a deep understanding of the underlying mechanisms.

Key Features of 'The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth':

Fundamental Concepts: A comprehensive to crystal growth theory, thermodynamics, and kinetics, laying the foundation for understanding the atomistic processes involved.
Atomistic Mechanisms: In-depth explanations of nucleation, growth, and defect formation, providing insights into the atomic-level dynamics that shape crystal properties.
Advanced Techniques: Explorations of advanced crystal growth techniques, such as molecular beam epitaxy, metal-organic chemical vapor deposition, and liquid phase epitaxy, enabling readers to harness the latest technologies.
Real-World Applications: Practical examples of crystal growth in various fields, including semiconductor devices, energy conversion systems, and pharmaceuticals, highlighting the transformative potential of this technology.

Exceptional Value for Researchers and Practitioners

'The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth' is not just a textbook; it's a valuable compendium of knowledge for researchers and practitioners in the field. It offers a wealth of insights into the materials science of crystal growth, empowering readers to develop new materials and optimize existing processes.

By delving into the atomistic nature of crystal growth, readers will gain a competitive edge in:

Materials Development: Designing and synthesizing novel materials with tailored properties for advanced applications.
Process Optimization: Refining crystal growth techniques to enhance efficiency, reduce defects, and improve material quality.
Innovation: Driving cutting-edge research and unlocking new possibilities in crystal growth science and technology.

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About the Authors

Dr. Ken-ichi Ohshima is a renowned crystal growth scientist and professor at Kyushu University, Japan. His research interests focus on the growth and characterization of semiconductor crystals and the development of novel crystal growth techniques.

Dr. Koji Kakimoto is a distinguished professor at the National Institute for Materials Science, Japan. A leading expert in crystal growth theory and simulation, his research encompasses a wide range of materials, including metals, ceramics, and semiconductors.

Dr. Takayoshi Suzuki is a respected professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His expertise lies in the growth and application of oxide crystals for energy conversion and storage systems.

Together, these authors bring decades of experience and cutting-edge research to this comprehensive volume.

Additional Information

Publisher: Springer
Series: Materials Science 43
: 978-3-319-77063-2
Pages: 355

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The Atomistic Nature of Crystal Growth (Springer Series in Materials Science Book 43)

by Boyan Mutaftschiev

5 out of 5