Theoretical results on electron emission from copper surfaces

Lindsay, R N; Kinniburgh, C G

doi:10.1016/0039-6028(77)90335-1

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“…Two methods of doing this have been described previously. The first (Pendry 1975) uses a modification of the Renormalised Forward Scattering (RFS) theory and the second (Lindsay and Kinniburgh 1977) is a recursive scheme. Experience has shown that the choice between these depends on factors such as energy and angle of emergence, and the dominance or otherwise of forward scattering.…”

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Thermodynamics of free and of interacting curved interfaces in liquid films

Babak¹

1993

Russ. Chem. Rev.

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We present a method of calculating emitted intensities of angular resolved emission, based on the so-called 'chain method' of Pendry and Gard. All final state lattice scattering effects are included in the formalism. The method is expected to have application particularly at emission energies above the normal'Low Energy'range(O-250 eV). The methodis illustrated by application to angularly resolved x-ray core level emission.

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Thermodynamics of free and of interacting curved interfaces in liquid films

Babak¹

1993

Russ. Chem. Rev.

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“…6) Not predicted by quantum-scattering models using s-wave continuum waves (15). 7) predicted by quantum-scattering models in which higher (1 = 3) angular momentum continuum waves are used ( 16).…”

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Auger Electron Angular Distributions from Surfaces: Direct Comparison with Isoenergetic Photoelectrons

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Barton

1991

Science

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Angular distribution patterns of Auger electrons and of photoelectrons from a Cu (001) surface were measured at the same electron kinetic energy. These measurements reveal that the low kinetic energy angular distributions for Cu Auger electrons and Cu 3p(3/2) photoelectrons differ substantially. This direct comparison between the photoelectron and Auger electron angular distributions demonstrates that, in some circumstances, the Auger process produces a complicated source wave whose nature must be explored before Auger angular distributions can be used for surface structure analysis.

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Epitaxial Growth of Metallic Structures

Bland

Heinrich

1994

Ultrathin Magnetic Structures I

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Theoretical results on electron emission from copper surfaces

Cited by 23 publications

References 16 publications

Thermodynamics of free and of interacting curved interfaces in liquid films

Thermodynamics of free and of interacting curved interfaces in liquid films

Auger Electron Angular Distributions from Surfaces: Direct Comparison with Isoenergetic Photoelectrons

Epitaxial Growth of Metallic Structures

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