Titlebook: Next Generation Teletraffic and Wired/Wireless Advanced Networking; 7th International Co Yevgeni Koucheryavy,Jarmo Harju,Alexander Sayenko

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I. Martínez,J. García,E. Virueteces above and below the vacuum level. This method can be applied to any metal surface and is just as accurate for resonances as slates. The approach is the only one to date which is sufficiently accurate to enable determination of the surface barrier shape from a detailed match of calculated and mea

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Andrzej Chydzinski,Robert Wojcicki,Grzegorz Hryn the major difficulties in interpreting the adsorbate UP spectrum are: the lack of a comparative gas-phase UP spectrum for a dissociative adsorbate species; clearly identifying the adsorbate-induced changes to the metal substrate (d-band) spectrum; the absence of a well established theoretical frame

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Joanna Domańska,Adam Domański,Tadeusz Czachórskie. In the cases of Si, Ge, Ge.Si. of three different compositions, and GaAs and InP, a short duration light emission (20 microsec. or less) was found to occur on cleaving. This luminescence took place whether the cleavage was in air or high vacuum. It has been interpreted as originating from defect

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Luca De Cicco,Saverio Mascolo the major difficulties in interpreting the adsorbate UP spectrum are: the lack of a comparative gas-phase UP spectrum for a dissociative adsorbate species; clearly identifying the adsorbate-induced changes to the metal substrate (d-band) spectrum; the absence of a well established theoretical frame

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Wei Koong Chai,George Pavlouesent article we briefly review the most important features of surface x-ray diffraction in combination with some examples 3-D surface structure determinations. The structures of the clean and alkali covered Ge(100)-(2xl) surface as well as the (3x3) reconstruction of InSb(.) have been studied. For

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Vitaly Li,Hong Seong Parkerns surface crystallography (i.e., how the atoms are arranged at the surface), surface morphology (i.e., the shape and the size of topographic features making the surface), and surface composition (the elements and compounds that the surface is composed of). The operational principles vary greatly

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Koen De Turck,Stijn De Vuyst,Dieter Fiems,Sabine Wittevrongelerns surface crystallography (i.e., how the atoms are arranged at the surface), surface morphology (i.e., the shape and the size of topographic features making the surface), and surface composition (the elements and compounds that the surface is composed of). The operational principles vary greatly

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