Field desorption of a Si atom from a metal surface

N.D. Lang

doi:10.1016/0038-1098(92)90315-Z

Solid State Communications

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01 Jan 1992

Field desorption of a Si atom from a metal surface

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The field desorption of a Si atom from a metal surface is studied by performing a self-consistent density-functional calculation for the electronic structure of an adsorbed Si atom with and without an applied electric field. © 1992.

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