TiC crystallite formation and the role of interfacial energies on the composition during the deposition process of TiC/a:C thin films
Authors:
- Nikolett OláhNONikolett Oláh
- Zsolt FogarassyZFZsolt Fogarassy
- Attila SulyokASAttila Sulyok
- Miklós VeresMVMiklós Veres
- George KaptayGKGeorge Kaptay
- Katalin BalázsiKBKatalin Balázsi
- 1 September 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Surface and Coatings Technology
- Vol. 302, 410-419
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