Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface

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Double differential electron emission distributions produced by grazing impact of fast dressed ions on a Cu(111) surface are investigated focusing on the effects of the electronic band structure. The process is described within the Band-Structure-Based (BSB) approximation, which is a perturbative me...

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Autores principales: Archubi, C.D., Silkin, V.M., Gravielle, M.S., Martin F., Rabadan I., Diaz C., Garcia G., Mendez L.
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Materias:
Band structure
Condensed matter physics
Emission spectroscopy
Projectiles
Combined effect
Double differential
Electron emission spectra
Electronic band structure
Emission distribution
Emission spectrums
Perturbative method
Projectile charge
Electron emission
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v635_n3_p_Archubi
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spelling todo:paper_17426588_v635_n3_p_Archubi2023-10-03T16:31:05Z Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface Archubi, C.D. Silkin, V.M. Gravielle, M.S. Martin F. Rabadan I. Diaz C. Garcia G. Mendez L. Band structure Condensed matter physics Emission spectroscopy Projectiles Combined effect Double differential Electron emission spectra Electronic band structure Emission distribution Emission spectrums Perturbative method Projectile charge Electron emission Double differential electron emission distributions produced by grazing impact of fast dressed ions on a Cu(111) surface are investigated focusing on the effects of the electronic band structure. The process is described within the Band-Structure-Based (BSB) approximation, which is a perturbative method that incorporates information of the electronic band structure of the solid. Differences in the behavior of the emission spectra for He+q, Li+q, Be+q and C+q projectiles with different charge states q are explained by the combined effect of the projectile trajectory and the projectile charge distribution. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. CONF info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v635_n3_p_Archubi
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topic Band structure
Condensed matter physics
Emission spectroscopy
Projectiles
Combined effect
Double differential
Electron emission spectra
Electronic band structure
Emission distribution
Emission spectrums
Perturbative method
Projectile charge
Electron emission
spellingShingle Band structure
Condensed matter physics
Emission spectroscopy
Projectiles
Combined effect
Double differential
Electron emission spectra
Electronic band structure
Emission distribution
Emission spectrums
Perturbative method
Projectile charge
Electron emission
Archubi, C.D.
Silkin, V.M.
Gravielle, M.S.
Martin F.
Rabadan I.
Diaz C.
Garcia G.
Mendez L.
Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
topic_facet Band structure
Condensed matter physics
Emission spectroscopy
Projectiles
Combined effect
Double differential
Electron emission spectra
Electronic band structure
Emission distribution
Emission spectrums
Perturbative method
Projectile charge
Electron emission
description Double differential electron emission distributions produced by grazing impact of fast dressed ions on a Cu(111) surface are investigated focusing on the effects of the electronic band structure. The process is described within the Band-Structure-Based (BSB) approximation, which is a perturbative method that incorporates information of the electronic band structure of the solid. Differences in the behavior of the emission spectra for He+q, Li+q, Be+q and C+q projectiles with different charge states q are explained by the combined effect of the projectile trajectory and the projectile charge distribution. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.
format CONF
author Archubi, C.D.
Silkin, V.M.
Gravielle, M.S.
Martin F.
Rabadan I.
Diaz C.
Garcia G.
Mendez L.
author_facet Archubi, C.D.
Silkin, V.M.
Gravielle, M.S.
Martin F.
Rabadan I.
Diaz C.
Garcia G.
Mendez L.
author_sort Archubi, C.D.
title Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
title_short Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
title_full Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
title_fullStr Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
title_full_unstemmed Influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a Cu(111) surface
title_sort influence of the projectile charge state on electron emission spectra from a cu(111) surface
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v635_n3_p_Archubi
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