1962
DOI: 10.1007/bf02787051
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Optical study of surface levels in Ge

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“…This is in good agreement with the calculations of Burdick. 5 It also appears that an insignificant amount of diffuse electron scattering was caused by the thermally migrating surface, and that the band structure of the bulk copper persists to the surface monolayer. It is further concluded that the alignment of the analyzer is of great importance to the observation of these effects.…”
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“…This is in good agreement with the calculations of Burdick. 5 It also appears that an insignificant amount of diffuse electron scattering was caused by the thermally migrating surface, and that the band structure of the bulk copper persists to the surface monolayer. It is further concluded that the alignment of the analyzer is of great importance to the observation of these effects.…”
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“…5 The samples were mounted in an evacuated chamber between two aluminum evaporated grating electrodes and a sinusoidal electric field (~2xl0 4 V rms /cm; 80 Hz) was applied in the same direction as the exciting light. The emission modulated by the field was detected by a photomultiplier perpendicularly to this direction.…”
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