Opportunities and Challenges of Atomistic Modeling to Simulate Amorphous Carbon Properties for Computer Hard-Disk Applications
Amorphous carbon is used as coating material for computer hard-disks magnetic media and recording heads. There has been significant improvement in understanding amorphous carbon's properties based on experimental observations. High data storage density requirement in the coming years necessitat...
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