Dispersion of an empty adsorbate band — The p(2 × 2) oxygen overlayer on Ni(111)
暂无分享,去创建一个
V. Dose | A. Goldmann | K. Desinger | M. Donath | W. Altmann | H. Scheidt
[1] A. Goldmann,et al. Image-Potential States Observed by Inverse Photoemission , 1984 .
[2] V. Dose,et al. Momentum resolved bremsstrahlung isochromat spectra from Ni(0 0 1) , 1984 .
[3] V. Dose,et al. Inverse photoemission from Ni(100) and Ni(111) with oriented oxygen overlayers , 1983 .
[4] Neville V. Smith,et al. Image-potential states and energy-loss satellites in inverse photoemission spectra , 1983 .
[5] V. Dose,et al. Surface science lettersUnoccupied electronic states on Ni(100) induced by a c(2×2) oxygen overlayer , 1982 .
[6] F. Himpsel,et al. Empty Orbitals of Adsorbates Determined by Inverse Ultraviolet Photoemission , 1982 .
[7] M. Graham,et al. A kinetic study of the initial oxidation of Ni (111) and (211) surfaces by rheed and X-ray emission , 1982 .
[8] V. Dose,et al. Evidence for Direct Optical Interband Transitions in Isochromat Spectra from Pt Single-Crystal Surfaces , 1982 .
[9] D. P. Woodruff,et al. k -Resolved Inverse Photoemission from Cu(001) and Ni(001) , 1982 .
[10] A. Liebsch. Electronic structure ofc(2×2)oxygen chemisorbed on Ni(001) , 1978 .
[11] D. Bullett,et al. Localized orbital approach to chemisorption. II. H, O and CO on Ni and Pt (001) , 1977 .