Surface imaging by scanning tunneling microscopy

G. Binnig; H. Rohrer

doi:10.1016/0304-3991(83)90231-0

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01 Jan 1983

Surface imaging by scanning tunneling microscopy

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We discuss the potential of a new technique for surface imaging on an atomic scale: scanning tunneling microscopy. Examples for 3D topographies of surfaces and work-function profiles are given. © 1983.

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