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In subsequent sections we will present our finding very systematic fashion for the edge voids and the hillocks separately, and discuss their evolution kinetics in terms of electron wind intensity parameter and the surface texture morphologies. We will also introduce some analytical expression for the incubation times for the formation of EM voids and the decay relaxation time for hillock and edge voids. The dragging kinetics of EM voids is also examined limited extend, which doesn't permit to produce any analytical expression yet.
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