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    Evolution of carbon film structure during its catalyst-free growth in the plasma of direct current glow discharge by Krivchenko, V.A., Dvorkin, V.V., Dzbanovsky, N.N., Timofeyev, M.A., Stepanov, A.S., Rakhimov, A.T., Suetin, N.V., Vilkov, O.Yu, Yashina, L.V.

    Published in Carbon (New York) (01-04-2012)
    “…Catalyst-free growth of nanocrystalline carbon films on silicon substrates under direct current glow discharge in a mixture of hydrogen and methane was studied…”
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    Secondary electron emission from CVD diamond films by Dvorkin, V.V., Dzbanovsky, N.N., Suetin, N.V., Poltoratsky, E.A., Rychkov, G.S., Il'ichev, E.A., Gavrilov, S.A.

    Published in Diamond and related materials (01-12-2003)
    “…Secondary electron emission from boron doped diamond polycrystalline membranes (hole concentration 5×10 18 cm −3), prepared by microwave plasma assisted CVD,…”
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    The aligned Si nanowires growth using MW plasma enhanced CVD by Dzbanovsky, N.N., Dvorkin, V.V., Pirogov, V.G., Suetin, N.V.

    Published in Microelectronics (01-07-2005)
    “…New and simple modification of vapor–liquid–solid process for Si nanowires growth based on microwave plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition that uses…”
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    The emission properties of the nanodiamond films produced in CH/sub 4//CO/sub 2/ microwave plasma by Blyablin, A., Dvorkin, V.V., Dzbanovsky, N.N., Suetin, N.V., Pal, A.F.

    “…The introduction the carbon dioxide into CH/sub 4/ plasma for the synthesis of diamond films on Si has been studied by many authors, mainly for deposition high…”
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    Emission properties of electrophoretically deposited nanodiamond films by Dzbanovsky, N.N., Suetin, N.V., Timofeyev, M.A., Pal, A.F., Guenther, B., Kaldasch, F., Mueller, G.

    “…CVD nanodiamond films have recently emerged as promising new cold cathode materials for microelectronics applications, but in spite of great efforts the data…”
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