2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.susc.2016.07.008
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One-dimensional diffusion of Sr atoms on Sr/Si(111)-3 × 2 reconstruction surface

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“…Compared to As, Sb and Bi adatoms on Si(100) surface, our case of AEM adatoms on Si(111)-3×2 surface is obviously a easier diffusion process. In addi- 1 tion, a recent study using STM and scanning tunneling spectroscopy observed a concerted motion of Sr adatom along the empty channel on Si(111)-3×2 surface at room temperature, supporting our calculations [39].…”
Section: Results and Discussion A Structural Stabilitysupporting
confidence: 87%
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“…Compared to As, Sb and Bi adatoms on Si(100) surface, our case of AEM adatoms on Si(111)-3×2 surface is obviously a easier diffusion process. In addi- 1 tion, a recent study using STM and scanning tunneling spectroscopy observed a concerted motion of Sr adatom along the empty channel on Si(111)-3×2 surface at room temperature, supporting our calculations [39].…”
Section: Results and Discussion A Structural Stabilitysupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Analysis of electronic band structures and band-decomposed charge density distributions indicates that the first conduction and the third valence are derived from the top Si and metal atoms, while the first and second valence bands are derived from the bulk Si atoms. As a result, a larger surface band gap of 1.65−1.68 eV is obtained, in good consistent with the experimental observation for Sr/Si(111)-3×2 surface [39].…”
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