Reference plane for the electronic states in thin films on stepped surfaces
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During the photoemission process the parallel component of the photoelectron momentum is conserved across the modulation plane of the wavefunction, which is the so-called reference plane. The identification of this plane is straightforward for low Miller-index surfaces, but questionable for surfaces of lower symmetry. In this work, the authors show experimentally the coexistence of two different reference planes for surface and bulklike quantum-well states of thin nanostructured films grown on a regularly stepped substrate.
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OpenAlex topics: Surface and Thin Film Phenomena · Electronic and Structural Properties of Oxides · Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques
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