+Figure \ref{compl-str} shows the extension of amorphous lamellae in plain view for two consecutive slices $m$ and $m+1$ of the ensemble. It is obvious that amorphous and crystalline lamellae have a complementary arrangement in neighbouring slices (Figure 7a,b) which again is a result of the carbon accumulation in the amorphous lamellae. This can be clearly seen by comparison of the corresponding carbon maps in Figure 7c,d.
+
+%Finally fourier transformation was applied on experimental XTEM measurements and simulatin results. \ldots
+
+\newpage
+
+\section{Summary and conclusion}
+A simple model explaining the selforganization process of lamellar, amorphous precipitates was introduced. In addition the implementation of that model to reasonable simulation code was discussed. This simulation code is able to reproduce experimental results. Furthermore the formation of these lamellar structures get traceable by the simulation code. Necessary conditions, i.e. diffusion in $z$-direction can be stated. We found the diffusion rate to influence the depth distribution of lamellar precipitates. Not easily measurable information is gained by the simulation like the complementary configuration of amorphous and crystalline arrays in successive layers.
+
+\newpage
+
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