Scattering of Thermal Energy Atoms [electronic resource] : from Disordered Surfaces / edited by Bene Poelsema, George Comsa.

Contributor(s): Poelsema, Bene [editor.] | Comsa, George [editor.] | SpringerLink (Online service)Material type: TextTextSeries: Springer Tracts in Modern Physics ; 115Publisher: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1989Description: VIII, 110 p. online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783540459835Subject(s): Physics | Chemistry, Physical organic | Plasma (Ionized gases) | Crystallography | Surfaces (Physics) | Physics | Atoms, Molecules, Clusters and Plasmas | Surfaces and Interfaces, Thin Films | Physical Chemistry | CrystallographyAdditional physical formats: Printed edition:: No titleDDC classification: 539 LOC classification: QC170-197QC717.6-718.8Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Experimental -- The scattering mechanism -- Diffuse scattering as a tool to probe the lateral distribution of adatoms and vacancies (Homogeneous systems) -- Diffuse scattering as a probe of the lateral distribution in heterogeneous systems -- The characterization of stepped surfaces by means of coherent and diffuse helium scattering -- TEAS as a probe of thermal roughness on monocrystalline surfaces -- TEAS as a probe of surface coverage.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: A variety of novel applications for the investigation of disordered surfaces by beams of thermal energy atoms are discussed and illustrated by numerous examples. A straightforward semiclassical approach is introduced to yield a remarkably detailed insight into the lateral distributions of diffuse scatterers such as adsorbates, vacancies and atomic steps. The recent discovery that the long range Van der Waals force is the cause of the unusually large cross-sections for diffuse He-scattering on individual defects and impurities led the authors to propose a new methods of surface analysis. They introduce a semiclassical method, the overlap approach, to give a simple and detailed description of He-scattering from disordered surfaces. The method yields subtle, otherwise hardly obtainable information on the nature of interactions between diffuse scatterers. The authors address such questions as the lateral distribution of adsorbates, two-dimensional phase transitions, surface diffusions, and the morphology of growing or sputtered layers.
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Experimental -- The scattering mechanism -- Diffuse scattering as a tool to probe the lateral distribution of adatoms and vacancies (Homogeneous systems) -- Diffuse scattering as a probe of the lateral distribution in heterogeneous systems -- The characterization of stepped surfaces by means of coherent and diffuse helium scattering -- TEAS as a probe of thermal roughness on monocrystalline surfaces -- TEAS as a probe of surface coverage.

A variety of novel applications for the investigation of disordered surfaces by beams of thermal energy atoms are discussed and illustrated by numerous examples. A straightforward semiclassical approach is introduced to yield a remarkably detailed insight into the lateral distributions of diffuse scatterers such as adsorbates, vacancies and atomic steps. The recent discovery that the long range Van der Waals force is the cause of the unusually large cross-sections for diffuse He-scattering on individual defects and impurities led the authors to propose a new methods of surface analysis. They introduce a semiclassical method, the overlap approach, to give a simple and detailed description of He-scattering from disordered surfaces. The method yields subtle, otherwise hardly obtainable information on the nature of interactions between diffuse scatterers. The authors address such questions as the lateral distribution of adsorbates, two-dimensional phase transitions, surface diffusions, and the morphology of growing or sputtered layers.

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