Angle-resolved photoemission studies of GaAs(100) surfaces grown by molecular-beam epitaxy
Angle-resolved photoemission studies of GaAs(100) surfaces grown by molecular-beam epitaxy
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分子束外延生长的 GaAs(100) 表面的角分辨光发射研究
DOI:
10.1103/physrevb.27.4770
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
D. Eastman
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作者:
T. Chiang;R. Ludeke;M. Aono;G. Landgren;F. Himpsel;D. Eastman
Angle-resolved photoemission techniques were used to study GaAs (100) surfaces grown by molecular-beam epitaxy. Three well-ordered surfaces with the c (4× 4), c (2× 8), and c (6× 4) reconstructed surface structures and a disordered As-covered (1× 1) surface were investigated in the photon-energy range of 12-70 eV. All major sharp peaks in the normal-emission spectra were found to be transitions from bulk valence bands; therefore, transitions due to surface states were either weak or broad. The variations in bulk-peak intensities for different surface structures were related to surface diffraction effects. For photon energies greater than about 20 eV, primary-cone peaks for transitions from the upper bulk valence bands to a broadened and shifted free-electron-like final band were identified, and energy dispersion relations for the upper valence bands were determined along the [100] direction. Surface umklapp transitions were quite strong due to the presence of many short surface reciprocal-lattice vectors. To characterize these surfaces, angle-integrated photo-emission measurements of valence bands and core levels were made, and the positions of the Fermi level for these surfaces were determined.