I have to take part in the Surface Engineering exam in a few days and I do not have enough time to go deep through the lectures. I would be grateful if anyone could introduce any suitable source for surface engineering with an emphasis on surface characterization and surface modification.
I found this and hope you find it useful.
The first link speaks about Surface Engineering and Coatings
- link (https://www.uobabylon.edu.iq/eprints/publication_10_31523_6172.pdf)
The second speaks in Surface Engineering of Metals link
- (http://specialmetals.ir/images/technical_info/special%20alloys/Surface_Engineering_of_Metals_.pdf)
Sajad Mohammadi "I have to take part in the Surface Engineering exam in a few days and I do not have enough time to go deep through the lectures".
Did you actually attend any of the lectures?
Dear Dr. Sajad Mohammadi ,
the eminent physicist, Wolfgang Pauli, used to say, “God made the bulk; the surface was invented by the devil.” Pauli explained that the diabolical characteristic of surfaces was due to the simple fact that a solid surface shares its border with the external world. Inside the solid, each atom is surrounded by other similar atoms. Surface atoms may interact either with other atoms from the same surface, or with atoms located just below or just above it, or with atoms located beyond it.
For more details, please see:
The Devil and the Surfaces by Michel Cardon in The short Peener (2006)
Available at: https://www.shotpeener.com/library/pdf/2006027.pdf
Starting from this citation, you can easily find, also on the web, what is suitable for you...
Good luck and my best regards, Pierluigi Traverso.
Dear Pierluigi Traverso Thank you for your clear response.
wish you the best too
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