Abstract:Real-time time-dependent density functional theory was
used to
study the laser-pulse-induced ion dynamics on metal surfaces featuring
rows of atomic ridges. In contrast to atomically flat surfaces, the
rows of atomic ridges induce anisotropy on the surface even in surface-parallel
directions. This anisotropy causes the laser-induced ion dynamics
to depend on the orientation of the laser polarization vector in the
surface-parallel directions. This polarization dependence occurs for
both copper (111) and aluminu… Show more
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