Faculty of Physics
M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University
Menu
Regular Article

The role of structural defects and admixtures in reconstructing a (100) silicon surface

V.V. Burmistrov, E.M. Dubinina, S.S. Elovikov, V.P. Ivannikov

Moscow University Physics Bulletin 1987. 42. N 2. P. 76

  • Article
Annotation

The (100) facet of silicon is investigated using methods of diffraction of slow electrons and electron Auger spectroscopy. (2 by 1), p(2 by 2), and c(4 by 4) superstructures are noted as the surface admixtures are removed from the sample. The c(4 by 4) superstructure is shifted into a(4 by 1) superstructure with subsequent electron effects ($T=450^{\circ} С$, E = 3 keV, and $D = 5\cdot 10^{19}$ electrons/cm$^2$). A model of the mutual transition of the cited elementary cells with each other is constructed using a quantum-chemical approximation of valent bonds.

Authors
V.V. Burmistrov, E.M. Dubinina, S.S. Elovikov, V.P. Ivannikov
Department of Electronics, Faculty of Physics, Moscow State University, Leninskie Gory, Moscow, 119992, Russia
Issue 2, 1987

Moscow University Physics Bulletin

Science News of the Faculty of Physics, Lomonosov Moscow State University

This new information publication, which is intended to convey to the staff, students and graduate students, faculty colleagues and partners of the main achievements of scientists and scientific information on the events in the life of university physicists.