The phrase "atomic pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, mathematics, or design, where it refers to a fundamental or basic structure or model.
Example: "In our research, we discovered an atomic pattern that serves as the building block for more complex systems."
Alternatives: "fundamental pattern" or "basic structure".
From the reactive atom as starting point, an atomic pattern is reconstituted within a distinct distance.
For template-guided assembly, existing surface atomic pattern or nano/micro features as templates are made use of.
Physical templates can be an atomic pattern or ridges, nano/micro-scale pre-existing pattern on the substrate in the form of pores or linear features or two-dimensional architectures.
This type of holographic manipulation can be further developed extended to reconstruct gray-scale patterns, which can be used to deposit a relief-like 3D atomic pattern on surfaces.
For the (15 × 12) surface in some parts of the large unit cell STM revealed an atomic pattern similar to that of clean W(1 1 0), indicating that small patches of nearly unperturbed W(1 1 0) exist within each (15 × 12) unit cell [6].
Fig. 6 Atomic structural analysis of monolayer TaS2. a Typical HADDF-STEM image of TaS2 shows clear atomic patterns of octahedral TaS2 and its FFT pattern.
b A typical HADDF-STEM image of TaS2 shows clear atomic patterns in monolayer triangular TaS2 and its distorted FFT pattern.
We also demonstrated using a Stark shift induced by an external electric field to switch and modify atomic patterns in real time.
Furthermore, the coexistence of Dirac and flat bands is observed for some unique structures, which is sensitive to the atomic patterns.
Figure 7 Strain energy of the deformed nanosphere as a function of twin tilt angle up to δ / R = 53.3%. Figure 8 examines the atomic patterns inside three nanospheres with various loading directions.
21 However, between matching planes, the vertical interfaces should be structurally incompatible due to large lattice misfit and different atomic patterns of SrTiO3 (perovskite, in the notation of the space group) and Sm2O3 (bixbyite, ).
