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Publication
Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Paper
Transmission electron microscopy investigations of defects in molecular beam epitaxy-grown oxide films
Abstract
With a view to increasing the superconductive transition temperature of thin films of La2CuO4 grown by molecular beam epitaxy, films were grown on substrates of lattice parameters such that the film - substrate misfit became small and tensile, or compressive. The microstructure of these films was investigated using transmission electron microscopy and qualitative correlations with physical properties suggested.