Journal of Crystal Growth 116 (1992) ~vc CRYSTAL North-Holland GROWTH Author index Adair, J.H., see Rossetti, Jr 116 (19922)5 1 Chandley, P. and R.J.H. Clark, The flux Aibara, S. and Y. Morita, Crystal growth of growth of single crystals of vanadium hen egg-white lysozyme using a crystal doped ZrSiO,, HfSiO,, ZrGeO, and lization vessel produced for spacelab ex HfGeO, as well as of chromium-doped periment 116 (1992) 289 ZrSiO, and terbium-doped ZrGeO, 116 (1992) 151 Alexiev, D., Extraction of metallic impurity Charniy, L.A., A.N. Morozov, K.D. Scherba from gallium 116 (1992) 240 chov, V.T. Bublik and LV. Stepantsova, Appenzeller, J., see Hardtdegen 116 (1992) 521 X-ray diffuse scattering identification of Asano, M., see Harada 116 (1992) 243 matrix As-rich microdefects in GaAs Aseev, A.L., see Krasilnikov 116 (1992) 178 crystals 116 (1992) 369 Azoulay, M., S. Rotter, G. Gafni and M Clark, R.J.H., see Chandley 116 (1992) 151 Roth, The crystalline quality distribution Cot, L., see Gomez Morales 116 (19924)2 7 in CdZnTe single crystal correlated to Cuisinier, F.J.G., J.C. Voegel, J. Yacaman the interface shape during growth 116 (19925)1 5 and R.M. Frank, Structure of initial crys tals formed during human amelogenesis 116 (1992) 314 Babijchuk, I.P.. E.F. Dolzhenkova, M.B Kosmyna and V.V. Nekrasov, Growth of Dassonville, R., see Kern 116 (1992) 191 HTSC Bi-containing single crystals by the De Croon, M.H.J.M., see Hageman 116 (1992) 169 spontaneous crystallization method 116 (1992) 529 Dolginov, L.M., see Kazakov 116 (19922)0 4 Balzuweit, K., see Vogels 116 (1992) 397 Dolzhenkova, E.F., see Babijchuk 116 (19925)2 9 Basmaji, P., see Notari 116 (1992) 518 Durand, J., see Gomez Morales 116 (19924)2 7 Beam Ill, E.A.. T.S Henderson, A.C Dutta, P.K., see Narlikar 116(1992) 37 Seabaugh and J.Y. Yang, The use of tertiarybutylphosphine and tertiarybutyl Fawcett, P.N., B.A. Joyce, X. Zhang and arsine for the metalorganic molecular D.W. Pashley, Interface structure of InAs beam epitaxy of the In, <,Gay ,>As/InP grown on GaAs(001) surfaces by molecu and Ing 4.Gayg<>P/GaAs materials sys lar beam epitaxy 116 (1992) tems 116 (1992) 436 Fernandez, R., RHEED oscillations of ar Bennema, P., see Vogels 116 (1992) 397 senic-controlled growth conditions to op Bensaoula, A., see Hansen 116 (1992) 271 timize MBE growth of III/V hetero Binsma, J.J.M., see Kolar 116 (1992) 473 structures 116 (1992) 98 Bochkarev, A.E., see Kazakov 116 (1992) 204 Frank, R.M., see Cuisinier 116 (19923)1 4 Bowen, D.K., see Capano 116 (19922)6 0 Bublik, V.T., see Charniy 116 (1992) 369 Gafni, G.., see Azoulay 116 (1992) 515 Gao, Y., see Kazmierski 116(1992) 75 Capano, M.A., L. Hart, D.K. Bowen, D Garcia-Ybarra, P.1 ., see Castillo 116 (1992) 105 Gordon-Smith, C.R. Thomas, C.J. Gib- Ge, Y.L., see Jin 116 (19925)2 4 bings, M.A.G. Halliwell and L.W. Hobbs, Gibbings, C.J., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Strain relaxation in Si, ,Ge, layers on Giling, L.J., see Hageman 116 (1992) 169 S001) 116 (1992) 260 Ginde, R.M. and A.S. Myerson, Cluster size Carlson, DJ. and A.F. Witt, Quantitative estimation in binary supersaturated solu analysis of the effects of vertical mag- tons 116(1992) 41 netic fields on microsegregation in Te- Gomez Morales, J., R. Rodriguez Clemente, doped LEC GaAs 116 (19924)6 1 J. Durand and L. Cot, Solubility of berli- Castillo, J.L., P.L. Garcia-Ybarra and D.E nite in H,SO,-HCI mixtures under hy Rosner, Morphological instability of a drothermal conditions 116 (1992) 427 thermophoretically growing deposit 116 (1992) 105 Gordon-Smith, D., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Journal of Crystal Growth 116 (1992) ~vc CRYSTAL North-Holland GROWTH Author index Adair, J.H., see Rossetti, Jr 116 (19922)5 1 Chandley, P. and R.J.H. Clark, The flux Aibara, S. and Y. Morita, Crystal growth of growth of single crystals of vanadium hen egg-white lysozyme using a crystal doped ZrSiO,, HfSiO,, ZrGeO, and lization vessel produced for spacelab ex HfGeO, as well as of chromium-doped periment 116 (1992) 289 ZrSiO, and terbium-doped ZrGeO, 116 (1992) 151 Alexiev, D., Extraction of metallic impurity Charniy, L.A., A.N. Morozov, K.D. Scherba from gallium 116 (1992) 240 chov, V.T. Bublik and LV. Stepantsova, Appenzeller, J., see Hardtdegen 116 (1992) 521 X-ray diffuse scattering identification of Asano, M., see Harada 116 (1992) 243 matrix As-rich microdefects in GaAs Aseev, A.L., see Krasilnikov 116 (1992) 178 crystals 116 (1992) 369 Azoulay, M., S. Rotter, G. Gafni and M Clark, R.J.H., see Chandley 116 (1992) 151 Roth, The crystalline quality distribution Cot, L., see Gomez Morales 116 (19924)2 7 in CdZnTe single crystal correlated to Cuisinier, F.J.G., J.C. Voegel, J. Yacaman the interface shape during growth 116 (19925)1 5 and R.M. Frank, Structure of initial crys tals formed during human amelogenesis 116 (1992) 314 Babijchuk, I.P.. E.F. Dolzhenkova, M.B Kosmyna and V.V. Nekrasov, Growth of Dassonville, R., see Kern 116 (1992) 191 HTSC Bi-containing single crystals by the De Croon, M.H.J.M., see Hageman 116 (1992) 169 spontaneous crystallization method 116 (1992) 529 Dolginov, L.M., see Kazakov 116 (19922)0 4 Balzuweit, K., see Vogels 116 (1992) 397 Dolzhenkova, E.F., see Babijchuk 116 (19925)2 9 Basmaji, P., see Notari 116 (1992) 518 Durand, J., see Gomez Morales 116 (19924)2 7 Beam Ill, E.A.. T.S Henderson, A.C Dutta, P.K., see Narlikar 116(1992) 37 Seabaugh and J.Y. Yang, The use of tertiarybutylphosphine and tertiarybutyl Fawcett, P.N., B.A. Joyce, X. Zhang and arsine for the metalorganic molecular D.W. Pashley, Interface structure of InAs beam epitaxy of the In, <,Gay ,>As/InP grown on GaAs(001) surfaces by molecu and Ing 4.Gayg<>P/GaAs materials sys lar beam epitaxy 116 (1992) tems 116 (1992) 436 Fernandez, R., RHEED oscillations of ar Bennema, P., see Vogels 116 (1992) 397 senic-controlled growth conditions to op Bensaoula, A., see Hansen 116 (1992) 271 timize MBE growth of III/V hetero Binsma, J.J.M., see Kolar 116 (1992) 473 structures 116 (1992) 98 Bochkarev, A.E., see Kazakov 116 (1992) 204 Frank, R.M., see Cuisinier 116 (19923)1 4 Bowen, D.K., see Capano 116 (19922)6 0 Bublik, V.T., see Charniy 116 (1992) 369 Gafni, G.., see Azoulay 116 (1992) 515 Gao, Y., see Kazmierski 116(1992) 75 Capano, M.A., L. Hart, D.K. Bowen, D Garcia-Ybarra, P.1 ., see Castillo 116 (1992) 105 Gordon-Smith, C.R. Thomas, C.J. Gib- Ge, Y.L., see Jin 116 (19925)2 4 bings, M.A.G. Halliwell and L.W. Hobbs, Gibbings, C.J., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Strain relaxation in Si, ,Ge, layers on Giling, L.J., see Hageman 116 (1992) 169 S001) 116 (1992) 260 Ginde, R.M. and A.S. Myerson, Cluster size Carlson, DJ. and A.F. Witt, Quantitative estimation in binary supersaturated solu analysis of the effects of vertical mag- tons 116(1992) 41 netic fields on microsegregation in Te- Gomez Morales, J., R. Rodriguez Clemente, doped LEC GaAs 116 (19924)6 1 J. Durand and L. Cot, Solubility of berli- Castillo, J.L., P.L. Garcia-Ybarra and D.E nite in H,SO,-HCI mixtures under hy Rosner, Morphological instability of a drothermal conditions 116 (1992) 427 thermophoretically growing deposit 116 (1992) 105 Gordon-Smith, D., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Author index Grasza, K. and U. Zuzga-Grasza, Tempera Karl, N., see MObus 116 (1992) 495 ture field computations in Pb, _,Sn,Te Kawakita, T., see Sakai 116 (19924)2 1 crystal grown by inverted Bridgman Kazakov, A.1., 1.N. Kishmar, A.E. Bochkarev method 116 (1992) 139 and L.M. Dolginov, Stability analysis of Guan, QO.C., see Wang 116 (1992) 27 quaternary In .Ga,_, Sb. As, _. alloys 116 (19922)0 4 Gupta, M.K., see Narlikar 116 (1992) 37 Kazmierski, C., D. Robein and Y. Gao, Uni versal iron behaviour in Zn-, Cd- and Hageman, P.R., M.H.J.M. de Croon, J.N.H Be-doped p-type InP 116 (1992) 75 Reek and L.J. Giling, Pressure and tem Kelly, K.W., see Motakef 116 (1992) 242 perature dependence of silicon doping of Kern, R. and R. Dassonville, Growth in GaAs using SiH, in metalorganic chem hibitors and promoters examplified on ical vapour deposition 116 (1992) 169 solution growth of paraffin crystals 116 (1992) 191 Halliwell, M.A.G., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Kimura, R., M. Konagai and K. Takahashi, Hansen, H.S., A. Bensaoula, S. Tougaard, J Atomic layer epitaxy of ZnSe on Zborowski and A. Ignatiev, The tempera GaAs(100) by metalorganic molecular ture dependent variation of bulk and sur beam epitaxy 116 (1992) 283 face composition of In,Ga,_,As on Kimura, S., T. Ishikawa, J. Mizuki and J GaAs grown by chemical beam epitaxy Matsui, Analysis of minute strain fields studied by RHEED, X-ray diffraction and around A-swirl defects in a float zone XPS 116 (1992) 2 silicon crystal by means of plane wave Harada, T., M. Asano and Y. Mizutani, Epi X-ray topography using extremely colli taxial growth of Ag deposited on air mated X-rays 116 (1992) 22 cleaved MgO(100) surface by molecular Kimura, S., see Kitamura 116 (1992) 327 beam deposition 116 (1992) 2 Kishmar, I.N., see Kazakov 116 (1992) 204 Hardtdegen, H., R. Meyer, H. Loken-Lar Kitamura, K., J.K. Yamamoto, N. lyi, S sen, J. Appenzeller, Th. Schapers and H Kimura and T. Hayashi, Stoichiometric Lith, Extremely high electron mobilities LiNbO, single crystal growth by double in modulation doped Ga,_,In, As/InP crucible Czochralski method using auto- heterostructures grown by LP-MOVPI 116 (1992) 521 matic powder supply system 116 (1992) 327 Hart, L., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Koai, K., see Motakef 116 (1992) 242 Hayashi, T., see Kitamura 116 (1992) 327 Kobayashi, T., see Mébus 116 (1992) 495 Henderson. T.S.. see Beam III 116 (1992) 436 Kolar, Z.1., J.J.M. Binsma and B. Subotic¢, Hipélito, O., see Notari 116 (1992) 518 Kinetic study of the solution-mediated Hobbs, L.W., see Capano 116 (1992) 260 transformation of orthorhombic barium Hosogai, H., see Sakai 116 (1992) 421 fluoride into cubic barium fluoride 116 (1992) 473 Hu, Z.O.. see Jin 116 (1992) $24 Komatsu, S., see Okada 116 (1992) 307 Konagai, M., see Kimura 116 (1992) 283 Igasaki, Y., Epitaxial growth of aluminum Nae, retareeryeure data doped zinc oxide films on (1120) oriented Krasilnikov, A.B., A.V. Latyshev, AL. Asees sapphire substrates 116 (1992) and S.1. Stenin, Monoatomic step cluster Kenetien A one Benson 116 (1992) 2 ing during superstructural transitions on lijima, M., H. Tohda and Y. Moriwaki SATII) surface 16 (1992) 178 Growth and structure of lamellar mixed urtov, V.N., see Rossolenko 116 (1992) 165 crystals of octacalcium phosphate and apatite in a model system of enamel for ang, A.R., see Walmsley 116 (1992) 2 25 mation 116 (1992) atyshev, A.V., see Krasilnikov 116 (1992) 178 Ishigaki, T., see Okada 116 (1992) i, Q., see Jiang 116(1992) 93 Ishikawa, T., see Kimura 116 (1992) in, C.H., see Wang 116 (19924)8 3 lyi, N., see Kitamura 116 (1992) ju, O.M., see Jin 116 (19925)2 4 iu, Y.G., see Wang 116(1992) 27 Jiang, S.S.. Q. Li and X.Y. Xu, Growth oken-Larsen, H., see Hardtdegen 116 (19925)2 1 defects of natural beryls observed by X ukasiewicz, T. and A. Majchrowski, ray topography 116(1992) 93 Czochralski growth of TeO, single crys Jin, H., Y.L. Ge, QO.M. Liu, Z.O. Hu and tals under conditions of forced convec C.H. Shi, Morphologies and structures of tion in the melt 116 (1992) 364 Bi-based oxide fibrous crystals 116 (1992) 524 umley, J.L., see Ristorcelli 116 (1992) 447 Joyce, B.A., see Fawcett 116 (1992) 81 uo, Zundu, see Wang 116 (1992) 505 534 Author index Liith, H., see Tang 116 (1992) Pashley, D.W., see Fawcett 116(1992) 81 Lith, H., see Hardtdegen 116 (1992) 52 Patel, H. and M.E Pemble, External reflec tion IR spectroscopy from trimethylgal Majchrowski, A.., see Lukasiewicz 116 (1992) lium adsorbed at a GaAs(100) surface at Matsui, J., see Kimura 116 (1992) 300 K a feasibility study 116 (1992) 511 Matsumoto, S., see Okada 116 (1992) Pemble, M.E., see Patel 116 (1992) S511 McKee, R.A., see Walker 116 (1992) Pet’kov, LS., see Rossolenko 116 (19921)8 5 Meekes, H., see Vogels 116 (1992) Meyer, R.., see Hardtdegen 116 (1992) Radhakrishnan, S. and J.M. Schultz, Poly Migita, M., see Ohsawa 116 (1992) mer-induced crystallization of inorganic Mizuki, J., see Kimura 116 (1992) salts: PEO-CuCl 116 (1992) Mizutani, Y., see Harada 116 (1992) ? Ramasamy, P., see Narlikar 116 (1992) Modbus, M., N. Karl and T. Kobayashi, Struc Rashkovich, L.N., see Shekunov 116 (1992) 340 ture of perylene-tetracarboxylic-dian Red’kin, B.S., see Rossolenko 116 (1992) 185 hydride thin films on alkali halide crystal Reek, J.N.H see Hageman 116 (1992) 169 substrates 116 (1992) 495 Rinaudo, C. and A. Zarka X-ray topo Morita, Y., see Aibara 116 (1992) 289 graphic study of synthetic single and Moriwaki, Y., see lijima 116 (1992) 319 twinned gypsum crystals 116 (1992) Moriyoshi, Y., see Okada 116 (1992) Ristorcelli, J.R. and J.l Lumley, Instabili Morozov, A.N., see Charniy 116 (1992) 369 ties, transition and turbulence in the Motakef, S., K.W. Kelly and K. Koai, Com- Czochralski crystal melt 116 (1992) parison of calculated and measured dis Rivas, D., J. Sanz and (¢ Vazquez, Temper location density in LEC-grown GaAs ature field in a cylindrical crystal heated crystals (E) 116 (1992) in a mono-ellipsoid mirror furnace 116 (1992) Myerson, A.S., see Ginde 116 (1992) Robein, D., see Kazmierski 116 (1992) Rodriguez Clemente, R., see G6mez Morales 116 (1992) Narlikar, A.V., P.K. Dutta, $.B. Samanta, Rodway, D.¢ \ simple system for multi O.N. Srivastava, P. Ramasamy, S.¢ wafer large area, thick film growth of Sabarwal, M.K. Gupta and B.D. Padalia, cadmium telluride on gallium arsenide 116 (1992) STM studies of growth spirals in bulk Rooney, M.-L.T., {115} Growth in boron single crystals of superconducting Y-123 doped synthetic diamonds 116(1992) 15 and Bi-2122 116 (1992) Rosner, D.E., see Castillo 116 (1992) 105 Nekrasov, V.V., see Babijchuk 116 (1992) § Rossetti, Jr.. G.A., DJ. Watson, R.E. Newn Newnham, R.E., see Rossetti, Jr 116 (1992) 2 ham and J.H. Adair, Kinetics of the hy Notari, A.C., B. Schrappe, P. Basmaji and drothermal crystallization of the per O. Hipdlito, Heavily Se spike-doped ovskite lead titanate 116 (1992) 2 GaAs grown by molecular beam epitaxy 116 (1992) Rossolenko, S.N., LS. Pet’kov, V.N. Kurlov and B.S. Red’kin, Servo-controlled crys Ogihara, S., see Yase 116 (1992) tal growth by the Czochralski method Ohsawa, J., A. Tomita and M. Migita, LPE estimating the state vector of the con growth of undoped n-type GaAs at 636°C trolled object 116 (1992) 185 with extremely low compensation 116 (1992) Roth, M., see Azoulay 116 (1992) 515 Okada, K., S. Komatsu, T. Ishigaki, S$. Mat- Rotter, S., see Azoulay 116 (19925)1 5 sumoto and Y. Moriyoshi, Spontaneous Rousseau, R.W , see Tai 116 (1992) 294 growth of whiskers from an interlayer of Mo,C beneath a diamond particle de- Sabarwal, S.C., see Narlikar 116 (1992) posited in a combustion-flame 116 (1992) Sakai, H., H. Hosogai, T. Kawakita, K. On Okada, M., see Yase 116 (1992) uma and K. Tsukamoto, Transformation Olszyna, A., see Sokotowska 116 (1992) § of a-glycine to y-glycine 116 (19924)2 1 Onuma, K., see Sakai 116 (19924)2 1 Samanta, S.B., see Narlikar 116(1992) 37 Ovrutsky, A.M.., Numerical analysis of Sano, M., see Yase 116 (1992) 333 faceted shape stability during growth Sanz, J., see Rivas 116 (1992) 127 from stagnant solutions 116 (1992) 158 Schapers, Th., see Hardtdegen 116 (19925)2 1 Scherbachov, K.D., see Charniy 116 (1992) 369 Padalia, B.D., see Narlikar 116 (1992) Schrappe, B., see Notari 116 (1992) 518 Parsons, J.D., Inverted-vertical OMVPE re- Schultz, J.M., see Radhakrishnan 116 (1992) 378 actor: design and characterization 116 (1992) 387 Seabaugh, A.C , see Beam Ill 116 (19924)3 6 duthor index Shekunov, B.Yu., L.N. Rashkovich and L.I Walker, F.J. and R.A. McKee, High-temper- Smol’skii, Nonstationary growth of the ature stability of molecular beam cubic faces of a barium nitrate crystal 116 (1992) 340 epitaxy-grown multilayer ceramic com- Shi, C.H., see Jin 116 (1992) 524 posites: TiO /Ti,O, 116 (1992) Shih, Z.W., see Wang 116 (1992) 483 Walmsley, J.C. and A.R. Lang, Study of a Smol'skii, L.L., see Shekunov 116 (1992) 340 platelet-free infilling of a crack in natural Sokolowska, A. and A. Olszyna, Electron diamond: evidence for a late growth event 116 (19922)2 5 assisted chemical synthesis of E-BN 116 (1992) Wang, Guofu and Zundu Luo, Crystal growth Speckman, D.M Ultraviolet and infrared of KY(WO,),: Er°?* Yb°* 116 (1992) 505 absorption spectra of promising organo Wang, J.Y., O.C. Guan, J.Q. Wei, M. Wang arsine photochemical vapor deposition and Y.G. Liu, Growth and characteriza reagents 116 (1992) tion of cubic KTa,_. Nb_O, crystals 116 (1992) Srivastava, O.N.. see Narlikar 116 (1992) Wang, M., see Wang 116 (1992) Stenin, S.1., see Krasilnikov 116 (1992) Wang, M.L., Z.W. Shih and C.H. Lin, Kinet Stepantsova, I1.V., see Charniy 116 (1992) ics Of producing barium hexaferrite in a Subotic, B., see Kolar 116 (1992) low alkaline concentration by hydrother Suddath, F.L., see Wilson 116 (1992) mal method 116 (19924)8 3 Wargo, M.J. and A.F. Witt, Real time ther Tai, C.Y., J.F. Wu and R.W. Rousseau, In mal imaging for analysis and control of terfacial supersaturation, secondary nu crystal growth by the Czochralski tech cleation, and crystal growth 116 (1992) 294 nique 116 (19922)1 3 Takahashi, K., see Kimura 116 (1992) 283 Watson, D_J., see Rossetti, Jr 116 (19922)5 1 Tang, H.P., L. Vescan and H. Lith, Equilib Wei, J.0O., see Wang 116 (1992) 27 rium thermodynamic analysis of the Si Wilson, LJ. and F.L. Suddath, Control of Ge-Cl-H system for atmospheric and solvent evaporation in hen egg white low pressure CVD of Si, _.Ge, 116 (1992) | lysozyme crystallization 116 (19924)1 4 Thomas, C.R see Capano 116 (1992) 260 Witt, A.F see Wargo 116 (1992) 213 Tohda, H see lijima 116 (1992) 319 Witt, A.F., see Carlson 116 (1992) 461 Tomita, A., see Ohsawa 116 (1992) 351 Wu, J.F., see Tai 116 (1992) 294 Tougaard, S., see Hansen 116 (1992) 271 Xu, X.Y see Jiang 116(1992) 93 Tronin, A.Yu., Ellipsometric study of grow ing crystal face: (1010) LilO, 116 (1992) Yacaman, J , See Cuisinier 116 (1992) 314 Tsukamoto, K., see Sakai 116 (1992) Yamamoto, J.K., see Kitamura 116 (1992) 327 Yang, J.Y., see Beam 116 (19924)3 6 Vazquez, C., see Rivas 116 (1992) Yase, K., S. Ogihara, M. Sano and M. Okada, Vescan, L., see Tang 116 (1992) Thin film formation of polymorph-con Voegel, J.C., see Cuisinier 116 (1992) 314 trolled triglycerides by physical vapor de Vogels, L.J.P., K. Balzuweit, H. Meekes and position 116 (1992) 333 P. Bennema, A study on the morphology Zarka, A., see Rinaudo 116(1992) 8&7 and stability of incommensurately mod Zborowski, J see Hansen 116 (19922)7 1 ulated structures; a case study of Zhang, X., see Fawcett 116(1992) 8&1 ((CH ,),N),ZnCl,_ . Br, 116 (1992) Zuzga-Grasza, U., see Grasza 116 (19921)3 9 Journal of Crystal Growth 116 (1992) 536-538 waco CRYSTAL North-Holland GROWTH Subject index Adsorption 511 by ellipsometry 63, .3 87 Aluminum by Fourier transform infrared 511 gallium arsenide 98 »y infrared spectroscopy 15, 48, 461 orthophosphate 427 »y interferometry 64, 340 Apparatus »y low energy electron diffraction 2 for solution growth %9y Optical microscopy 15 93 solvent evaporation 461, 473, 524, 529 of lysozyme 414 %y particle size distribution analysis for thin film growth by photoluminescence 169, 283, 351 by metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy »y photorefraction 27 of zinc selenide 283 by reflection electron microscopy 178 for miscellaneous purposes »y reflection high energy electron diffraction 98, 271 automatic powder supply system 327 »y Scanning tunneling microscopy 37 crystal growth under microgravity 289 %”y secondary ion mass spectrometry 55, 75 epitaxial growth (MOVPE) reactor 387 »y thermal imaging 213 thermal imaging 213 by X-ray methods ultrahigh vacuum evaporation 55 369, 378. 495. 505. 507. 515. $24. 529 Arsenic by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy organic 48 ( lusters 41, 204 ( omputer simulation 139 Constitutional supercooling 105, 364 Barium fluoride 4732 ( onvection 139, 364, 447 . ( opper hexaferrite 483 chloride 378 nitrate 340 Beryl 93 Bismuth 158 Dendritic growth 158, 191 strontium calcium cuprate 37, 524, 529 Devices 387, 436 Boron Diamond 15 76 nitride 507 Diffusional control 41, 55, 158, 251, 294, 518 Boundary layer control 63 Dislocations 37, 87, 260, 30 340, 364, 515 Dissolution 421, 473 Distribution coefficient 191, 461, 515 Cadmium Dopants 15, 75, 151, 169, 191, 369, 436, 461, 518, 521 telluride 55 zinc telluride 515 Calcium Etching zoe hydroxyapatite 314, 319 chemical 364, 369, 515 sulphate dihydrate 87 Cellular growth 364 Gadolinium Characterization methods molybdate 185 by absorption spectroscopy 48, 327 Gallium by Auger electron spectroscopy 213 arsenide 48, 98, 169, 213, 240, 351, 369, 387, 461, 511, 518 by differential thermal analysis 505 indium arsenide 521 by electrical methods 27, 169, 351, 387, 518, 521, 52 Germanium 158 by electron diffraction 495, 524 Glycine 421 by electron microscopy 15, 81, 225, 243, 251, a Gold 333, 436, 495, 507, 524, 529 telluride 397 by electron probe microanalysis 151, 524 Gypsum 87 Subject index Hafnium Nucleation 41, 294, 307 germanate 151 Numbers silicate 151 Grashof 447 Heat flow control 127~, ~ 139 Nusselt 139 Heterojunction 436, 521 Peclet 139 Seeger 158 Impurity 225 Sherwood 158 Inclusions 63 Numerical analysis 158 Indium arsenide 81 Organic crystals 191, 289, gallium antimonide arsenide 204 gallium arsenide 98, 271 436 Perfection of crystals 22, gallium phosphide 436 369. 515 organic 511 Phase diagrams 178, 204 phosphide 75 Phenomenological theory 294 Interface 63, 81, 98, 139 Polymorphism /polytypism 333, 4 S18 Potassium tantalate niobate 2 Kinetics yttrium tungstate 505 growth 63, 158, 169, 251, 283, 294, 319, 340, 414, 473, 483 Precursor 48, 436 interface control 158, 294, 414 Purification of materials 240, 414 nucleation 158, 191, 294, 414, 483, 495 transformation 421, 473 Segregation 461 Silicon 22, 178 Lasers 505 germanium |, 260 Lead Silver 243 tin telluride 139 Solid growth technique titanate 2> 51 by polymorphic transformation Lithium of barium fluoride 473 iodate 63 of triglycerides 333 niobate 185 by recrystallization Lysozyme 289 of copper chloride 378 Solubility 427 Mathematical model 139 Solution growth technique Melt growth technique by flux method by Bridgman-—Stockbarger method of boron nitride 507 of cadmium zinc telluride 515 of diamond 15 of lead tin telluride 139 hafnium germanate 151 theory of 139 hafnium silicate 151 Czochralski method potassium tantalate niobate 27 of gadolinium molybdate 185 potassium yttrium tungstate 505 of gallium arsenide 213, 369, 461 zirconium germanate 151 of lithium niobate zirconium silicate 151 of tellurium dioxide 364 by hydrothermal growth theory of 447 of aluminum orthophosphate 427 floating zone method of barium hexaferrite 483 theory of 22 of lead titanate 251 uniaxial solidification by low temperature method of bismuth strontium calcium cuprate 529 of barium nitrate 340 zone melting of gypsum 87 of gallium arsenide 369 of lithium iodate 63 Microgravity 105, 127, 289 of lysozyme 289 Molybdenum by solvent evaporation carbide 307 of lysozyme 414 Morphological stability 105, 158, Statistical mechanics, molecular theory 397 Morphology of growth 15, 27, 87 Stefan problem or moving boundary problem 158 319, 333, 340, 378, 397, 421, 473, 495, 524 Step 158, 178 538 Subject index Strain 81, 260, 271 of triglycerides 333 Superconductivity 37, 529 through evaporation and condensation bulk 37, 529 of cadmium telluride 55 characterization 37, 529 through metalorganic chemical vapor deposition crystal chemistry 529 of gallium arsenide 169, 511 high 7. 37, 529 of gallium indium arsenide 521 stoichiometry 529 through photochemical stimulation Supercooling, supersaturation 41, 158, 294, 427, 515 of gallium arsenide 48 Superlattices 235, 397 theory of 48 Surface energy, determination of 397 by sputtering Surface processes 158, 283, 397 of zinc oxide 357 Surface structure 178, 397 Three—five (II1I-V) compounds 98, 436 Titanium Tellurium oxides 235 dioxide 364 Twinning 87 Thermodynamics 1, 41, 204 Thin film growth Vapor growth technique by chemical beam epitaxy by combustion flame method of indium gallium arsenide 271 of molybdenum carbide 307 by liquid phase epitaxy theory of 105 of ga. llium arse>n ide » 2& 40, 135 1 Vapor-liquid—solid growth of indium gallium antimonide > arse>n ide » 2> 04 of lysozyme 414 metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy of gallium arsenide 511 Whisker growth of zinc selenide 283 . of bismuth strontium calcium cuprate 524 molecular beam epitaxy ss of molybdenum carbide 307 of gallium arsenide 518 of indium arsenide 81 organic crystals 495 Yttrium : 29 silicon germanide 260 barium cuprate 3 silver 243 IlI-V compounds 98, 436 Zinc titanium oxides 235 halides 397 by vapor phase epitaxy oxide 357 through chemical vapor deposition selenide 283 of gallium arsenide 387 Zirconium of indium phosphide 75 germanate 151 of silicon germanide | silicate 151