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Closed-shell atoms scattered from a metal surface exchange energy and momentum with surface phonons mostly via the interposed surface valence electrons, i.e., via the creation of virtual electron-hole pairs. The latter can then decay into surface phonons v ...
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Monte Carlo Modeling of Crystal Channeling at High Energies

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Charged particles entering a crystal close to some preferred direction can be trapped in the electromagnetic potential well existing between consecutive planes or strings of atoms. This channeling effect can be used to extract beam particles if the crystal ...
EPFL2014

Novel applications of poly(ethylene glycol)-bl-poly(propylene sulfide) block copolymers

Conlin O'Neil

Block copolymers are comprised of repeating chemical groups (blocks) which commonly contain at least one hydrophilic block coupled to at least one hydrophobic block, forming an amphipathic macromolecule. This molecular arrangement drives the self assembly ...
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Photodissociation studies of CH3I and CF3I in fluid 4Helium nanodroplets

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A novel experimental apparatus to study the dynamics of photodissociation and photoionization processes in the interior or at the surface of helium droplets by means of imaging techniques has been designed, built and characterized. This molecular beam mach ...
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The remarkable difference between surface and step atoms in the magnetic anisotropy of two-dimensional nanostructures

Harald Brune, Stefano Rusponi, Philipp Buluschek, Nicolas Weiss, Laurent Claude

The original magnetic properties of nanometre-sized particles are due to the distinct contributions of volume, surface and step atoms. To disentangle these contributions is an ongoing challenge of materials science. Here we introduce a method enabling the ...
2003

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