Soft X-ray emission spectroscopy in the nineties

Nordgren, E.J.

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“…The energy selectivity makes it possible to perform resonant excitation, i.e. exciting to particular empty states [6][7][8] . The introduction of selectively excited soft X-ray emission has opened a new field of study by disclosing many new possibilities of soft X-ray resonant inelastic scattering (RIXS).…”

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Soft x-ray spectroscopy study of nanoscale materials

Guo

2005

Physical Chemistry of Interfaces and Nanomaterials IV

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The ability to control the particle size and morphology of nanoparticles is of crucial importance nowadays both from a fundamental and industrial point of view considering the tremendous amount of high-tech applications. Controlling the crystallographic structure and the arrangement of atoms along the surface of nanostructured material will determine most of its physical properties. In general, electronic structure ultimately determines the properties of matter. Soft X-ray spectroscopy has some basic features that are important to consider. X-ray is originating from an electronic transition between a localized core state and a valence state. As a core state is involved, elemental selectivity is obtained because the core levels of different elements are well separated in energy, meaning that the involvement of the inner level makes this probe localized to one specific atomic site around which the electronic structure is reflected as a partial density-ofstates contribution. The participation of valence electrons gives the method chemical state sensitivity and further, the dipole nature of the transitions gives particular symmetry information. The new generation synchrotron radiation sources producing intensive tunable monochromatized soft X-ray beams have opened up new possibilities for soft X-ray spectroscopy. The introduction of selectively excited soft X-ray emission has opened a new field of study by disclosing many new possibilities of soft X-ray resonant inelastic scattering. In this paper, some recent findings regarding soft Xray absorption and emission studies of various nanostructured systems are presented.

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Section: Resonant Soft X-ray Emission Spectroscopymentioning

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Soft x-ray spectroscopy study of nanoscale materials

Guo

2005

Physical Chemistry of Interfaces and Nanomaterials IV

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“…The energy selectivity makes it possible to perform resonant excitation, that is, exciting to particular empty states [4,6,7]. The introduction of selectively excited soft X-ray emission has opened a new field of study by disclosing many new possibilities of soft RIXS.…”

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“…The possibility to select the energy of the excitation has created an extra degree of freedom compared to the traditional spectroscopy pursued with high-energy electrons or characteristic X-ray excitation. The energy selectivity makes it possible to perform resonant excitation, that is, exciting to particular empty states [6,7]. The introduction of selectively excited soft X-ray emission has opened a new field of study by disclosing many new possibilities of soft resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS).…”

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Soft X‐Ray Absorption and Emission Spectroscopy in the Studies of Nanomaterials

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2010

X‐Rays in Nanoscience

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Soft X-ray emission spectroscopy in the nineties

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Soft X‐Ray Absorption and Emission Spectroscopy in the Studies of Nanomaterials

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