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Site-Specific Valence-Band Photoemission Study of Α-Fe2O3

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Author(s)

C Y. Kim, Michael Bedzyk, E J. Nelson, Joseph Woicik, L E. Berman

Abstract

We have measured the site-specific valence-electronic structure of α-Fe2O3 by using a spatially modulated X-ray standing wave as the excitation source for photoemission. Contributions to the valence band density of states from oxygen and iron ions are separated by this method. Both a bonding and nonbonding state originating from the oxygen ions are obtained. The valence densities of states from iron agree well with predictions based on configuration interaction cluster calculations by Fujimori et al., which considered charge transfer from ligand to metal. The effects of strong hybridization between Fe and O valence states to X-ray emission and resonance photoemission are also evident.
Citation
Physical Review B (Condensed Matter and Materials Physics)
Volume
66
Issue
No. 8
Pub Type
Journals

Keywords

site-specific, spectrosocpy, valence-electronic structure
Ceramics and Biomaterials

Citation

Kim, C. , Bedzyk, M. , Nelson, E. , Woicik, J. and Berman, L. (2002), Site-Specific Valence-Band Photoemission Study of &#913;-Fe<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>, Physical Review B (Condensed Matter and Materials Physics) (Accessed October 14, 2025)

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Created July 31, 2002, Updated October 12, 2021
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