Presidential Young Investigator Award
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Thin films adsorbed on solid substrates frequently exhibit              properties which are quite distinct from those exhibited by the                 bulk material.  As such two-dimensional films thicken, they must                eventually exhibit three-dimensional behavior.  Current research                is focused on various aspects of this evolution from two-                       dimensional to three dimensional behavior as a film grows:                                                                                                              Employing model systems of rare-gas films on well                       characterized substrates, two fundamental issues of film growth                 are addressed:  (1) Given a known substrate and a known                         adsorbate, can one, based on atomistic principles alone, predict                the mode of growth which will occur?  (2) How can one alter a                   particular film substrate combination so as to obtain a desired                 mode of film growth?  The overall goal here is to decrease our                  reliance on empirical approaches to the characterization and                    prediction of film growth modes and to bridge the gap between                   "ideal" and "real" surfaces.                                                                                                                                            Other research interests include studies of the relationship            between film surface melting characteristics and wetting                        behavior, and the preparation of metal substrates by ballistic                  aggregation allowing adsorption studies on fractal and/or void                  networks.
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{'Code': '1764', 'Text': 'LOW TEMPERATURE PHYSICS'}
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