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Publication
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces and Films
Paper
Structure of Cs on GaAs(110) as determined by scanning tunneling microscopy
Abstract
Submonolayer coverages of Cs adsorbed at room temperature on the GaAs(110) surface are examined with scanning tunneling microscopy. Linear chains, formed by two adjoining rows of Cs atoms, are observed along the [110] direction for coverages as low as 0.03 monolayer. The one-dimensional Cs chains are observed to be several hundred Å long, and are seen in images of both the occupied and unoccupied electronic states. At higher coverages, approaching 0.15 monolayer, stable linear structures consisting of three neighboring Cs rows have been found. © 1989, American Vacuum Society. All rights reserved.