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Ding Xun-liang, G.Schatz, R.Fink, G.Krausch, B.Luckscheiter, R.Platzer, J.Voigt, U.Wöhrmann. Perturbed Angular Correlation Studies of Surfaces[J]. Nuclear Physics Review, 1992, 9(2): 29-34. DOI: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.09.02.029
Citation: Ding Xun-liang, G.Schatz, R.Fink, G.Krausch, B.Luckscheiter, R.Platzer, J.Voigt, U.Wöhrmann. Perturbed Angular Correlation Studies of Surfaces[J]. Nuclear Physics Review, 1992, 9(2): 29-34. DOI: 10.11804/NuclPhysRev.09.02.029

Perturbed Angular Correlation Studies of Surfaces

  • Recently,the perturbed angular correlation (PAC) technique with the microscopicsensitivity to study local surface properties has been applied to study surface phenomena.The electricfield gradient acting at the probe nuclei can serve as a fingerprint to elucidate different probe sites atthe surface,impurity-probe configurations and diffusion of impurities.The microscopic diffusion ofPAC-probes from adatomic sites via step sites to substitutional terrace sites has been observed withPAC...
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