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Single crystals fibers - Growth by micro-pulling down (µ-PD) process and applications

Author: Kheirreddine LEBBOU

Publication date: October 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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    Single-crystal fibers are difficult to grow using conventional crystal growth methods. Methods for crystallizing preformed crystals in slabs are available. These involve shaping the liquid to be crystallized through capillary tubes of various geometries, mainly the EFG and Stepanov . On the other hand, these techniques use high-capacity...

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