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JN = dN/Adt = P/sqrt(2*pi*m*kB*T)
JN = flux of atoms hitting a surface of a vacuum system (atoms/m2s) and the loss rate of atoms from an evaporative source
N = number of impurity atoms
A = surface area of wafer
t = time
P = pressure (Pa)
m = mass of atom/molecule
kB = boltzman constant (1.38E-38)
T = temperature (K)

Rd = deposition rate (m/s)
m = mass of an atom (kg)
kB = boltzman constant (1.38E-23 J/K)
ρ = mass density of the deposited film (kg/m3)
T = temperature (K)
Pe = equilibrium pressure (Pa)
A = surface area of evaporation (m2)
r = source to substrate distance (m)

Rd = depostion rate (m/s)
Jion = ion flux on target cathode (ions⋅m−2⋅s−1)
S = sputter yield
ET = transport efficiency
ρ = density of deposited film material (kg/m3)
m = mass of single sputtered atom (kg)

Jion = ion flux on target cathode (ions m-2 s-1)
V = plate voltage (V)
d = dark space thickness (m)
mion = ion mass (kg)

Equation through diffusion through the boundary layer
Rd = deposition rate
F = flux
N = atomic density
ks = surface rate coefficent
hg = mass transfer coefficent (cm/s)
CG = concentration of species in the gas
Cs = concentration of species on surface
CT = total concentration
Y = mole fraction

ks = reaction rate coefficent
ko = initial reaction rate coefficent?
Ea = activation energy
kb = boltzman
T = temp

Qp = precursor molar rate flow
Pp = precursor partial pressure
PT = total pressure
Qc = carrier gas molar flow rate