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Acquisition of Electron and X-Ray Diffraction Equipment for Oxide Superlattice Research and Education

Acquisition of Electron and X-Ray Diffraction Equipment for Oxide Superlattice Research and Education
购置电子和 X 射线衍射设备用于氧化物超晶格研究和教育
批准号:
0315634
负责人:
I-Wei Chen
金额:
$21.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-09-01 至 2006-08-31

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中文摘要
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这一行动为获得用于氧化物超晶格研究和教育的高压反射高能电子衍射(RHEED)系统和四圆x射线衍射系统提供了资金。电子衍射仪器将被改造成现有的脉冲激光沉积(PLD)系统,以允许在单层、单位细胞水平上实时、原位测定薄膜生长。在多个目标之间的切换允许氧化物超晶格薄膜在不同成分的层之间形成原子锋利的界面。x射线衍射仪将用于超晶格的晶体结构和畸变的非原位测定,包括晶格对应、应变失配和层间原子混合。该体系生长出的高质量氧化物超晶格将提供新的科学技术机遇。超晶格可以被设计成在界面上触发竞争相互作用,诱导以前不存在于氧化物成分中的离子、电子和磁激发模式,并设计与堆叠相关的对称性破缺来覆盖组成晶体的对称性约束。简而言之,具有人造纳米级设计的新材料成为可能。这些材料有望表现出增强的场响应和奇异的非线性特性,可用于电、磁和光学应用。预计将对材料物理学产生重大影响,特别是对过渡金属氧化物磁性,电导率和铁电性的基本理解。我们的教育项目成功地培养了高素质的博士和博士后研究人员,同时为本科生和高中教师提供培训。这项工作将纳入研究,以吸引学生,并为他们提供实验室和研究经验。此次收购将加强提供原子尺度制造、表征和可视化经验的能力,这对年轻学生来说是最令人兴奋、最具吸引力和最具教育意义的。通过与一家新成立的计算机内存公司进行持续的协作、协同和探索性研究,进一步扩大与工业界的联系。
英文摘要
This action provides funds for the acquisition of a high pressure Reflection High-Energy Electron Diffraction (RHEED) system and a four-circle X-ray diffraction system for oxide superlattice research and education. The electron diffraction instrument will be retrofit to an existing pulse laser deposition (PLD) system to allow real-time, in-situ determination of film growth at the single layer, unit cell level. Switching between multiple targets allows oxide superlattice thin films to form with atomically sharp interfaces between layers of different compositions. The X-ray diffraction instrument will be used for ex-situ determination of the crystal structures and distortions of the superlattices, including lattice correspondence, strain misfit, and interlayer atomic mixing. High quality oxide superlattices grown by this system will provide new scientific and technological opportunities. The superlattices can be designed to trigger competing interactions at the interface, induce ionic, electronic and magnetic excitation modes not previously present in the oxide constituents, and engineer stacking-related symmetry breaking to override the symmetry constraint of the constituent crystals. In short, essentially new materials with an artificial, nanoscopic design become possible. These materials are expected to show enhanced field responses and exotic non-linear properties that can be used for electrical, magnetic, and optical applications. A large impact is expected on the materials physics, especially on the fundamental understanding of transition-metal-oxide magnetism, conductivity and ferroelectricity.Our educational program has been successful in mentoring high quality PhDs and postdoctoral researchers while offering training to undergraduates and high school teachers. This effort will be integrated into the research to attract students and to provide them with laboratory and research experience. The acquisition will strengthen the capability to offer atomic-scale fabrication, characterization, and visualization experience, which has proved most exciting, inviting, and educating to young students. Further outreach to industry will be made through ongoing collaborative, synergistic, and exploratory research with a start-up computer memory company.
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