Scanning tunneling microscopy images of 4.5° misoriented double B stepped Si(001) have been analyzed to determine the double-layer step-edge formation energies of the energetically stable double step (B-type) as well as the energetically unstable double step (A-type). The ordering of the various single- and double-layer step-edge formation energies is in accordance with semiempirical tight-binding-based total-energy calculations performed by Chadi [Phys. Rev. Lett. 59, 1691 (1987)]. Finally, the miscut angle at which the transition between the single- and double-layer stepped surface occurs as calculated using the experimentally obtained step-edge formation energies is in agreement with the experiment
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A model of the elementary step motion on a two-domain (100) silicon surface during crystallization f...
In this paper, the motion of steps SA and SB on the Si(100) surface in the process of Si Molecular b...
Using spot profile analysis in low-energy electron diffraction, we have investigated vicinal Ge(100)...
In this paper, we used an ultra-high-vacuum scanning tunneling microscope (STM) to study the step st...
The roughness of monatomic A- and B-type step edges on 0.5° misoriented Si(001) has been analyzed on...
We report on measurements of step-step interaction on a flat Si(111)−(7×7) surface and on vicinal Si...
A classical thermodynamic description of a surface requires the introduction of a number of energeti...
We have observed a conversion of step configuration of 3.5 degrees miscut Si(001) surface after depo...
The recently observed kinetic growth instability of homoepitaxial layers on Si(001) was investigated...
Preparation of double layer steps is thought to be essential for heteroepitaxial growth of III V sem...
Hydrogen diffusion across DB steps on Si(001) surfaces is investigated by means of variable-temperat...
Using high-resolution scanning tunneling microscopy, we investigate the periodicity of mixed arrays ...
A scanning tunneling microscopy/atomic force microscopy study is presented of a kinetically driven g...
We have used scanning tunneling microscopy to study Si(113) 0.2° misoriented towards [11-bar0]. Rapi...
Journal ArticleIt is demonstrated, using reflectance difference spectroscopy, scanning tunneling mic...
A model of the elementary step motion on a two-domain (100) silicon surface during crystallization f...
In this paper, the motion of steps SA and SB on the Si(100) surface in the process of Si Molecular b...
Using spot profile analysis in low-energy electron diffraction, we have investigated vicinal Ge(100)...