Thermodynamic stability of Co/Cu multilayered nanostructures
In this paper, the Regular Solution Model (RSM) and the Cluster/Site Approximation (CSA) were used to study the unmixing as a function of the thickness of the Co/Cu metal layers. The results show that decreases in the thickness of the layers leads to a lowering of the demixing critical temperature.
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| description | In this paper, the Regular Solution Model (RSM) and the Cluster/Site Approximation (CSA) were used to study the unmixing as a function of the thickness of the Co/Cu metal layers. The results show that decreases in the thickness of the layers leads to a lowering of the demixing critical temperature. |
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