2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.susc.2005.08.009
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Evidence for emission and transfer of energy from excited edge sites of MgO smokes by photoluminescence experiments

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“…UV-VIS spectroscopy, are widely used to gain insights into the oxide electronic structure, for instance into the gap size, the presence of localized defect states and the energy of electron-hole pair excitations. 130,133,449 Also here, a spatially-resolving technique would be highly desirable, as optical properties of oxide materials are almost exclusively defect-mediated and hence sensitive to the local environment in which the optical transition takes place. 23,55 Photon emission spectroscopy with the STM, where local optical modes are excited by electron/hole injection from the tip, offers the required spatial resolution.…”
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“…UV-VIS spectroscopy, are widely used to gain insights into the oxide electronic structure, for instance into the gap size, the presence of localized defect states and the energy of electron-hole pair excitations. 130,133,449 Also here, a spatially-resolving technique would be highly desirable, as optical properties of oxide materials are almost exclusively defect-mediated and hence sensitive to the local environment in which the optical transition takes place. 23,55 Photon emission spectroscopy with the STM, where local optical modes are excited by electron/hole injection from the tip, offers the required spatial resolution.…”
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“…131,132,133 Spatially-resolved optical experiments with an STM are therefore a powerful means to probe the defect structure of oxide surfaces. This is especially true, because structural parameters of the emission centre and its specific optical behavior can be explored simultaneously at the local scale.…”
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“…Wide band-gap insulators, such as simple oxides or alkali-halogenides, exhibit a rich optical behavior, characterized by various excitation and deexcitation channels with sub band-gap energy [1][2][3][4]. The diversity of optical modes is related to structural imperfections in the crystal lattice, such as point defects, step or corner atoms.…”
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