Materials surface processing by directed energy techniques

Materials surface processing by directed energy techniques

by Pauleau, Yves

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  • Full title :Materials surface processing by directed energy techniques / edited by Yves Pauleau.

Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2006.
  • Edition:1st ed

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"Published in association with EMRS European Materials Research Society."

The Physical Object

  • Description:xxi, 722 pages : : illustrations ; : 25 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:0080444962, 9780080444963
  • oclc:ocn289011469
  • LC Classification:TA418.7

Table of Contents

Ch. 1. Interaction of ions and electrons with solid surfaces / Gerhard Betz -- Ch. 2. Laser beam-solid interactions : fundamental aspects / Jorgen Schou -- Ch. 3. Magnetron discharges for thin films plasma processing / Jindrich Musil, Jaroslav Vlcek and Pavel Baroch -- Ch. 4. Surface modification of materials by plasma immersion ion implantation / Jean-Pierre Celis and Balakrishnan Prakash -- Ch. 5. Ion surface treatment of materials / Goeffrey Dearnaley and James Arps -- Ch. 6. Surface treatment of materials with low-energy, high-current electron beams / Vladimir Rotshtein, Yury Ivanov and Alexey Markov -- Ch. 7. Laser processing for surface modification by remelting and alloying of metallic systems / Boguslaw Major -- Ch. 8. Growth of coatings by pulsed laser deposition / Francesco Fuso -- Ch. 9. Thermal plasmas surface treatment / Pierre Fauchais and Armelle Vardelle -- Ch. 10. Thin film growth by ion-beam-assisted deposition techniques / Raul Gago, Ignacio Jimenez and Jose M. Albella -- Ch. 11. Cathodic arc evaporation and its applications to thin-film synthesis / Marie-Paule Delplancke-Ogletree -- Ch. 12. Spectroscopic analyses of surfaces and thin films / Jean-Paul Deville a…

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