Void superlattice formation as self-organization phenomemon. 1. Scaling estimates
V.N. Kuzovkov, E.A. Kotomin, G.Zvejnieks, K.D. Li, L.M. Wang
TL;DR
This paper analyzes void superlattice formation under irradiation, proposing a scaling relation for superlattice parameters based on dose rate and temperature, supported by experimental data and focusing on halogen gas voids in CaF2.
Contribution
It introduces a simple scaling estimate for void superlattice parameters as a function of irradiation conditions, enhancing understanding of self-organization in irradiated materials.
Findings
Proposed a relation for superlattice parameter depending on dose rate and temperature.
Validated the relation with existing experimental data.
Analyzed void formation in electron-irradiated CaF2.
Abstract
The literature on void superlattice formation observed under irradation of metals and insulators is analyzed with a special attention to the self-organization; a general scenario of this process is discussed. A simple relation for the superlattice parameter as a function of the dose rate and temperature is suggested, in a good agreement with existing experimental data. Special attention is paid to analysis of the halogen gas void formation in an electron-irradiated CaF2
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TopicsGlass properties and applications · Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials