Theoretical study of adsorption of Bi on cation-rich InAs/(0 0 1) and InP(0 0 1))- ζ (4 × 2) reconstructed surfaces

Kourchid, K.; Mbarki, M.; Alaya, R.; Rebey, A.

doi:10.1016/j.mseb.2024.117231

Materials Science and Engineering: B

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.mseb.2024.117231

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Theoretical study of adsorption of Bi on cation-rich InAs/(0 0 1) and InP(0 0 1))- ζ (4 × 2) reconstructed surfaces

K. Kourchid,

M. Mbarki,

R. Alaya

et al.

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Theoretical study of adsorption of Bi on cation-rich InAs/(0 0 1) and InP(0 0 1))- ζ (4 × 2) reconstructed surfaces

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Exploring the structural and electronic properties of self-assembled bismuth nanolines on InAs (001) surface through first-principles calculations

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