Scanning tunneling microscopy

G. Binnig; H. Rohrer

doi:10.1016/0039-6028(83)90716-1

Surface Science

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02 Mar 1983

Scanning tunneling microscopy

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Abstract

Scanning tunneling microscopy, a novel technique based on vacuum tunneling, yields surface topographies in real space and work function profiles on an atomic sale. Surfaces are shown for Au(110), Si(111) and GaAs(111). © 1983.

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