Titlebook: Surfaces and Interfaces II; Physical and Mechani John J. Burke (Staff Scientist),Norman L. Reed (As Book 1968 Syracuse University Press Syr

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d on piezoelectric transducers and sharp probing tips that scan a surface while a feedback loop regulates the distance between the probing tip and sample. In 1986 .et al. invented the scanning force microscope (SFM) [4.1]. In contrast to the STM, which senses the tunneling current, the SFM senses fo

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N. S. Stoloffd on piezoelectric transducers and sharp probing tips that scan a surface while a feedback loop regulates the distance between the probing tip and sample. In 1986 . et al. invented the scanning force microscope (SFM) [4.1]. In contrast to the STM, which senses the tunneling current, the SFM senses f

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Che-Yu Li,H. H. Johnson the electronic states. In this case the electrodes have been considered to be independent. In some operating modes of STM the tip—sample separation is purposely set small to enhance the tip—sample interaction and hence to modify the electronic and atomic structure irreversibly. Indeed, as the tip a

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K. T. Austough interfaces, plastic deformations and abrasion — both associated with the re-arrangement of interatomic bonds — are responsible for energy dissipation during the relative motion of the two solids. A fundamentally different behavior is observed at “perfect”, weakly-interacting interfaces. There,

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Reinier Beeuwkes Jr. in the imaging process, and to interpret the observed images, perturbation theory provides a simple and straightforward picture. First, besides STM, there are a number of experimental methods which contribute to the understanding of the sample surface as well as the tip. From an experimental point

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Merton C. Flemingsinteraction effects, and the electrodes were considered to be independent. However, modifications of the electronic structure depending upon the tip-surface separation have led to the identification of different regimes (i.e. independent electrode, electronic contact and point contact regimes) in th

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