Titlebook: Surface Properties of Layered Structures; G. Benedek Book 1992 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992 AFM.Adsorption.Physisorption.STM.Surface sc

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Electronic Structure and Properties of Layered Structures,t in the experimental aspects of these studies is clearly given in the other chapters of this book. Here we present some illustrations of the theoretical work on layered semiconductor structures. Because of space limitations, no attempt at completeness can be attempted; thus we confine ourselves to three examples taken from our own work.

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978-94-010-5188-0Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992

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Surface Properties of Layered Structures978-94-011-2684-7Series ISSN 0924-6339

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