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Nteraction (step Figure six schematically represents the effect of the step repulsive
Nteraction (step Figure 6 schematically represents the impact on the step repulsive interaction (step stiffness) on the undulation wavelength of step separation for the two models, i.e., the stiffness) around the undulation wavelength of step separation for the two models, i.e., the inverse ES model and the two-particle model. inverse ES model and the two-particle model.Figure six. Schematic figures illustrating the effect in the step repulsive interaction around the undulation Figure 6. Schematic figures illustrating the effect with the step repulsive interaction around the undulation wavelength of step separation for the inverse ES model and also the two-particle model. Within the figure, wavelength of step separation for the inverse ES model and the two-particle model. In the figure, the path and magnitude with the JNJ-42253432 Technical Information adatom flows toward the steps on a vicinal crystal surface would be the path and magnitude on the adatom flows toward the steps on a vicinal crystal surface are indicated by the black Scaffold Library MedChemExpress arrows, and in every section of your figure, the influence in the step repulsive indicated by the black arrows, and in each and every section in the figure, the influence with the step repulsive interaction on the adatom flows is schematically illustrated; the adatom flows toward the methods, interaction around the quantity of adatoms incorporated in to the methods from the upper and reduce terraces, which express the adatom flows is schematically illustrated; the adatom flows toward the measures, which express the quantity of adatoms incorporated in to the steps model having a stronglowerrepulsive are decreased by the step repulsive interaction. (a) the inverse ES in the upper and step terraces, are reduced by the step repulsive interaction. (a) the step repulsive interaction, (c) the two-particle interaction, (b) the inverse ES model having a weak inverse ES model using a strong step repulsive interaction, (b)powerful step repulsive interaction, and (d)repulsive interaction, (c)withtwo-particle model with a the inverse ES model using a weak step the two-particle model the a weak step repulsive interaction. model having a robust step repulsive interaction, and (d) the two-particle model having a weak step repulsive interaction.Inside the figure, the direction and magnitude on the adatom flows toward the measures on a In crystal surface are indicated by the black the adatom flows toward the the figure, vicinal the figure, the path and magnitude ofarrows, and in every section of actions on a vicinal crystal surface are indicated by the black arrows,adatomeach section with the figure, the the influence on the step repulsive interaction around the and in flows is schematically illusinfluence ofadatom flows toward the actions, which express theis schematically illustrated; trated; the the step repulsive interaction around the adatom flows quantity of adatoms incorthe adatom flowssteps from the upper andexpressterraces, are reduced by incorporated into porated in to the toward the actions, which decrease the quantity of adatoms the step repulsive the measures in the upper and decrease terraces, are decreased by the step repulsive interaction. interaction. Within the inverse ES model, the adatom flows from the upper terraces toward the In theare often bigger than those from the decrease the upper terraces toward the actions are methods inverse ES model, the adatom flows from terraces (Figure 6a), and this asymmetry alwaysadatomthan those in the decrease terraces (Figure 6a), and this asymmetry inside the within the bigger flow is usually a kinematical driving force for st.