List of Abbraviations

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z,

A,
ai Activity
B,
bcc Body centered cubic
kB Boltzmanns constant
BMD Bulk micro defect
K Bulk modulus
b Burgers vector
C,
µ Chemcal potential
µ Chemical potential
μ Chemical potential
CSL Coincidence site lattice
τcrit Critical shear stress
COP Crystal originated particles or pits
D,
DLTS Deep level transisnt spectroscopy
D Diffusion coefficient
DSC Displacement shift complete
DRAM Dynamic random access memory
E,
EBIC Electron beam induced current
EBIC Electron beam induced current
ESR Electron spin resonance
EF Energy of formation
H Enthalpy
HF Enthalpy of Formation
S Entropy
SF Entropy of formation
ξ Extinction length
F,
(fcc) Face centered cubic
fcc Face centered cubic
j Flux of particles
F Force on a dislocation
F Free energy
G(p, T, N) Free enthalpy
G Free enthalpy (= Gibbs energy)
GF Free enthalpy of formation
f Fugacity
G,
R Gas constant
g Geometry factor
g Geometry factor of the lattice for diffusion
GF Gibbs energy or free enthalpy
H,
hcp hexagonal close packed
HRTEM High resolution TEM
HRTEM High-resolution TEM
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I,
i.e. id est (that means)
IR Infra red
IC Integrated circuit
IC Intergrated circuits
i Interstitial
J,
ν Jump frequency
K,L,
LBIC Light beam induced current
LPD Light point defects
t(x,y,z) Line vector
M,
MOS Metal-oxide-semiconductor
MBE Molecular beam epitaxy
N,
NMR Nuclear magnetic resonance
O,
OSF Oxidation induced stacking faults
OSF Oxidation induced stacking fault
P,
pi Partial pressure of component i
ppb Parts per billion
PD Point defect
n Poisson´s ratio
Q,
q.e.d Quod era demonstrantum (what was to be proven)
R,
K Reaction constant
RBS Rutherford backscattering
S,
SEM Scanning electron microscope
STM Scanning tunneling microscope
SIMS Secondary mass spectroccopy
G Shear modulus
t Shear stress in a glide plane
F Short for formation
SAGB Small-angle grain boundary
SF Stacking Fault
ε Strain
T,
TEM Transmission electron microscope
TEM Transmission electron microscopy
TEM Transmission electron microscope
U,
UHV Ultra high vacuum
Σ Unit cell volume of CSL
V,
V Vacancy

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