Abstract
Stress/Strain fields associated with thin film buckling induced by compressive stresses or blistering due to the presence of gas bubbles underneath single crystal surfaces are difficult to measure owing to the microscale dimensions of these structures. In this work, we show that micro Scanning X-ray diffraction is a well suited technique for mapping the strain/stress tensor of these damaged structures.
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Goudeau, P., Tamura, N., Parry, G. et al. Strain mapping on gold thin film buckling and silicon blistering. MRS Online Proceedings Library 875, 104 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-875-O10.4
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