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Joseph A. Stroscio, P First, Robert A. Dragoset, L Whitman, Daniel T. Pierce, Robert Celotta
… microscopy results on the band gap states observed in tunneling to nanometer size metallic Fe clusters on GaAs(110) surfaces. In the vicinity of the Fe clusters, a continuum of gap states is found in tunneling spectra from regions of the bare semiconductor. …
… inelastic mean free paths (IMFPs) for 50-2000 eV electrons in 31 materials (27 elements and 4 compounds). We present and discuss in this paper IMFP data for aluminum and gold in the 50-2000 ev Range. Substantial differences are found in … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A …
P First, Robert A. Dragoset, Joseph Stroscio, Robert Celotta, R Feenstra
… observed to be several hundred Aring} long, and are seen in images of both the occupied and unoccupied electronic … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A …
… The confusion in the literature and in the laboratory surrounding the terminology and units of … gas flow rate. The advantages of expressing leak rates in "mol/s," avoiding the complications of both the explicit … Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A …
… Examples of recent investigations in several laboratories, where measurement of effects due to … studies of the nature of the resonant 6 eV satellite in Ni and of oxygen-induced magnetism in a Cr(100) surface. The use of angle-resolved … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A …
… the flange face, and force is required for gasket removal. In addition, the pliers maintain a positive grip on the … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A …
B Waclawski, Daniel T. Pierce, Nils Swanson, Robert Celotta
… of this reconstructed surface to atomic hydrogen results in a loss spectrum which is essentially identical to that for … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology …
… from exact trajectory calculations. The results are given in the form of focusing and dispersing coefficients to the … magnetic field. This analyzer is of special interest in our laboratory because it can be constructed with a very small stray magnetic field, and in addition to its dispersive properties it also rotates the …
… In previous work we formulated the third-order asymptotic … of round (axially symmetric) electrostatic lenses in a form independent of object and aperture positions, and … the aberration properties of the lenses were derived in the form of integrals involving derivatives of the axial …
… these electrons can be detected using the gas for APS. In both cases, the derivative of the x-ray yield from the … measured as a function of incident x-ray energy; features in the derivative spectrum can be correlated with the core … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology …
… the energy distribution of secondary electrons observed in core-level XPS or core-level synchrotron photoemission … Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology … Secondary-Electron Energy Distribution in High-Energy Photoemission …