Structure of Cu(100) from low energy electron diffraction

Burkstrand, James M.; Kleiman, G. G.; Arlinghaus, F. J.

doi:10.1016/0039-6028(74)90240-4

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“…These measurements were made for three different azimuths, q5 = 0", lo', where 0' corresponds to the (1iO) direction. As has been mentioned earlier by several authors [2,5,7], the results of the averaging method are improved by including the whole range and a finer mesh of azimuthal angles. For technical reasons this was not possible during this study but we believe that the error in the layer spacings is essentially due to the limited range in azimuthal angles.…”

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Structure of the Ag(110) surface determined by using averaged leed intensities

Moritz

1979

Surface Science

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The constant momentum transfer averaging method has been used to determine the surface structure of the Ag(ll0) surface. A contraction of 8% of the first layer spacing compared to the bulk value is found by comparing the shape of the averaged intensity profiles with kinematic calculations rather than the position of the peaks. This result agrees well with that obtained by a multiple scattering calculation.

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