Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states
The appearance and disappearance of the Shockley surface state on Cu(111) is studied as a function of density and width of extended adsorbed defects using a Hamiltonian that contains s, p, and d orbitals in the basis. The local electronic density of the surface state at the Γ point is obtained atom...
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todo:paper_01631829_v62_n19_p12668_Barral2023-10-03T15:01:50Z Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states Barral, M.A. Llois, A.M. copper adsorption article atom calculation density electron surface property The appearance and disappearance of the Shockley surface state on Cu(111) is studied as a function of density and width of extended adsorbed defects using a Hamiltonian that contains s, p, and d orbitals in the basis. The local electronic density of the surface state at the Γ point is obtained atom by atom. We also report on one- and two-dimensional defect states lying near the Fermi level. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01631829_v62_n19_p12668_Barral |
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copper adsorption article atom calculation density electron surface property Barral, M.A. Llois, A.M. Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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copper adsorption article atom calculation density electron surface property |
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The appearance and disappearance of the Shockley surface state on Cu(111) is studied as a function of density and width of extended adsorbed defects using a Hamiltonian that contains s, p, and d orbitals in the basis. The local electronic density of the surface state at the Γ point is obtained atom by atom. We also report on one- and two-dimensional defect states lying near the Fermi level. |
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Barral, M.A. Llois, A.M. |
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Barral, M.A. Llois, A.M. |
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Barral, M.A. |
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Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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Linear defects on Cu(111): The appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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linear defects on cu(111): the appearance and disappearance of surface states |
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