Topological Gradient Growth Barriers and Their Oxidation Mechanism Study

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Investigating the height profiles of different topological gradient growth barriers (GGBs) and exploring their oxidation mechanism. Research conducted by DL Duong et al. and published in Nature. (Approximately 102 characters)

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