1989
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.39.9859
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Spin-dependent photoemission intensities from platinum (111)

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“…As discussed in section 3, reversal of the light helicity does not result in a magnetic dichroism in that geometry. The first three terms of equation (24) are identical to equation (23). The fourth and fifth terms describe excitation by the light polarization component in the ydirection.…”
Section: Normal Emission Circular Polarization In-plane Magnetizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As discussed in section 3, reversal of the light helicity does not result in a magnetic dichroism in that geometry. The first three terms of equation (24) are identical to equation (23). The fourth and fifth terms describe excitation by the light polarization component in the ydirection.…”
Section: Normal Emission Circular Polarization In-plane Magnetizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has been experimentally studied for off-normal photoemission from Pt(lll) [18][19][20]. Considering these results and to disregard spin effects due to photoelectron diffraction [21] the experiments with adsorbates concerning the present paper have been performed with the centro-symmetrical medium Z substrate Pd(111).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This last condition, in turn, is fulfilled for centrosymmetric crystals assuming that the time reversal symmetry is not broken. 10 To clarify the interplay between the bilayer splitting and spin-orbit interaction we have carried out relativistic band structure calculations of Bi2212. The basal plane-projected Fermi surface is shown in Fig.…”
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