Si(111) surface structures by glancing-incidence high-energy electron diffraction
Si(111) surface structures by glancing-incidence high-energy electron diffraction
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通过掠射高能电子衍射观察 Si(111) 表面结构
DOI:
10.1107/s0567739472000014
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发表时间:
1972
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J. F. Menadue
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作者:
J. F. Menadue
The structures which form on the (111) surface of a silicon single crystal have been examined by glancing incidence high-energy electron diffraction under ultra-high vacuum conditions. A quantitative measurement of the intensities of the hhh systematic set of Bragg reflections from the 2nd to the 7th order was observed as a function of azimuthal angle, rocking angle and temperature. In particular, the intensity of the hhh reflections was measured at crystal azimuths which minimize the non-systematic n-beam interference. These `azimuth-independent' rocking curves for the 1 × 1, 7 and √19 structures are compared and discussed, to explore the possibilities of obtaining structural information for both the surface and the bulk by the glancing incidence high energy technique. The data are suitable for comparison with the calculations of an n-beam dynamical theory as it is developed and adapted to the Bragg case. The refractive shift of the Bragg peaks yielded a value of 12.0 ± 0.4 volts for the mean inner potential of silicon.