Some interactions between different materials during the oxidation process may not be described using the suggested LS labeling from Figure 1.2. An example is the movement of the surface with a mask present. Instead, materials must be labeled separately and fully enclosed within their own volume, as shown in Figure 3.4.
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This allows for interactions between different surfaces which do not necessarily result in those surfaces joining, but rather being completely separate entities. Such an event is shown in Figure 3.5, where the system from Figure 3.3 undergoes simultaneous growth at a velocity of 0.75 at the top surface and -0.25 at the bottom surface.
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