1997
Surface energetics and dynamics measured from STM movies
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We describe a high-speed programmable-temperature scanning tunneling microscope (STM) for the study of dynamical processes and the measurement of various energies on metal surfaces. The programmable-temperature STM operates in the temperature range from 60 to 1000 K. Over a temperature window of 300 K it can keep one particular surface area in view. We present two experimental results obtained with this instrument. The first concerns the energetics of a vicinal surface, Ag(115), and their relation with the surface roughening transition. The second treats the diffusion dynamics of kinks in steps on the (110) surface of Au.
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Hoogeman, M.S, Schlößer, D.C, Sanders, J.-B, Kuipers, L.K, Chang, M.F, Klik, M.A.J, … Frenken, J.W.M. (1997). Surface energetics and dynamics measured from STM movies. In M.C Tringides (Ed.), Surface Diffusion : Atomistic and Collective Processes (pp. 463–474). Plenum.
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