论文信息 - A newly developed model for stress induced slit-like voiding

A newly developed model for stress induced slit-like voiding

Thermodynamic analysis of stress-induced voiding has indicated that a slit-like void is the origin of metal line open failures. Wedge-shaped voids nucleate initially at specific grain boundaries where

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