Czochralski Crystal Growth: Turbulent Flow Simulation and   Reduction of Inhomogeneities
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Czochralski crystal growth technique is used in the growth of large,            single crystals of pure silicon for semiconductor applications.  As the         size of the crystal grown increases (> 5 in) the turbulence aspects             assume importance.  Industry has problems growing large single crystals         of pure silicon partially because of this.  The PI is a very competent          researcher in the area of fluid mechanics in general and turbulence in          particular.  AT and T Laboratories has a fully instrumented czochralski         crystal growth apparatus and has expressed strong interest to interact          with the PI.  The project with this combination is truly                        interdisciplinary.  It has the potential to address more of the problems        associated with the growth of large crytals of pure materials of                interest to industry.                                                                                                                                           A grant for three years is recommended.
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[{'Code': '1443', 'Text': 'FLUID DYNAMICS'}, {'Code': '1446', 'Text': 'MATERIALS'}]
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