Using scanning tunneling microscopy and low energy electron diVraction, we report on the long range spatial self-organization of four Au(111) vicinal surfaces. It is shown that the atomic structure of steps strongly aVects the long range ordered morphology: periods on surfaces misoriented towards the [21:1:] azimuthal direction are about 100 Å, whereas quasi-periods are about 2000 A ̊ when surfaces are misoriented towards the opposite azimuth. The stable structures are explained in terms of stress relief induced at the facet edges. © 1999 Published by Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
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Due to its famous 22x root 3 reconstruction, the Au(lll) surface can he considered as an ideal subst...
The evolution of the surface reconstruction of the Au(111) under stress-strain has been studied in t...
Gold atomic chain structures that grow on singular and vicinal Si(111) surfaces have attracted consi...
Using scanning tunneling microscopy and low energy electron diffraction, we report on the long range...
5th International Conference on Atomic Controlled Surfaces, Interfaces and Nanostructures (ACSIN 5),...
This paper reports on Au(111) vicinal surfaces, either regularly stepped surfaces, reconstructed or ...
Self-organization on Au(1,1,1) vicinal surfaces provides a unique opportunity to study the interplay...
8th International Conference on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Related Methods (STM 95), SNOWMASS...
Vicinal Au(111) surfaces exhibit periodic faceting within a wide range of miscut angles. There, the ...
PACS. 61.16Ch – Scanning probe microscopy: scanning tunneling, atomic force, scanning opti-cal, magn...
The periodic and intrinsic defect structure of the (1 × 2) missing-row reconstructed Pt(110) and Au(...
Using scanning tunneling microscopy we have studied the reconstruction on Au(1 1 n) surfaces in ultr...
Vicinal surfaces exhibiting arrays of atomic steps are frequently investigated due to their diverse ...
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Gold atomic chain structures that grow on singular and vicinal Si(111) surfaces have attracted consi...
Due to its famous 22x root 3 reconstruction, the Au(lll) surface can he considered as an ideal subst...
The evolution of the surface reconstruction of the Au(111) under stress-strain has been studied in t...
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