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Physics of Solid Surfaces

Subvolume B

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Editors:
  1. G. Chiarotti

    1. Department of Physics, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy

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  2. P. Chiaradia

    1. Department of Physics, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy

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Part of the book series: Landolt-Börnstein: Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology - New Series (LANDOLT 3, volume 45B)

Part of the book sub series: Condensed Matter (LANDOLT 3)

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Table of contents (233 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxiii
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  2. General introduction

    • G. Chiarotti, P. Chiaradia
    Pages 3-11

  3. Introduction to basic principles of surface structure theoretical simulation

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 15-16

  4. Physics mechanisms of the surface structure formation

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 17-25

  5. Compilation of the theoretical frameworks for surface structure simulations

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 26-27

  6. Determination of the total energy of a many-particle system

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 28-37

  7. Basic numerical approaches for surface structure simulation

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 38-39

  8. Comparing theoretically simulated and experimentally determined surface structures

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 40-42

  9. Application to prototypical homopolar semiconductor clean surfaces

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 43-52

  10. Application to prototypical heteropolar semiconductor clean surfaces

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 53-61

  11. Application to prototypical metal clean surfaces: the Au(110) 1 × 2 missing-row structure

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 62-64

  12. Application to prototypical metal-oxide clean surfaces: the complex TiO2 (110) surface reconstruction

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 65-65

  13. Conclusions about theoretical foundations and simulation of surface structures

    • A. Shkrebtii, M. Rohlfing
    Pages 66-66

  14. Introduction to surface reconstruction and relaxation

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 69-74

  15. Clean surfaces of semiconductors: introductory remarks

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 75-78

  16. Homopolar cubic semiconductors: clean diamond surfaces C(100), C(110), and C(111)

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 79-84

  17. Homopolar cubic semiconductors: clean silicon surfaces Si(100), Si(110), and Si(111)

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 85-94

  18. Homopolar cubic semiconductors: clean germanium surfaces Ge(100), Ge(110), and Ge(111)

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 95-100

  19. Heteropolar cubic semiconductors: low-index surfaces of zinc blend compound semiconductors

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 101-105

  20. Heteropolar Wurtzite type semiconductors

    • A. Shkrebtii, F. Filippone, A. Fasolino
    Pages 106-107
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The reader will get an overview of the past and present research in all fields of Surface Science. Readers not familiar with a given field will benefit from the tutorial character of the Introductions, as a rule present in every chapter. Throughout the book emphasis is mainly given to clean surfaces although sometimes adsorbate-covered surfaces are also accounted for. Many readers will be particularly interested in chapters dealing with recently developed topics (graphene, nanotubes, metal oxides, solid-liquid interfaces, theoretical simulations, manipulation of atoms at surfaces with the methods of scanning probe microscopy, Casimir effect, etc.), for which research is continuously evolving. As it is customary in the LB Series, the results obtained in a given field are quoted as thoroughly as possible. The most relevant among them are presented in the form of figures (or tables), and comments or comparisons with other results are usually provided.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Department of Physics, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy

    G. Chiarotti, P. Chiaradia

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