RIKEN Review No.7 ( October, 1994 )

Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Atomic Force Microscopy


Category Title Author pp.x-x PDF
Spot Seeing or touching is believing M.Aono p.1
R & Tech. Review Formation of intrinsic defects during the growth of CaF on Si(111) studied by STM T.Nakayama, M.Katayama, G.Selva, and M.Aono pp.3-4
R & Tech. Review Continual structural evolution of the Si(111)6~6-Au surface studied by scanning tunneling microscopy T.Takami, D.Fukushi, T.Nakayama, Y.Kuwahara, M.Uda, and M.Aono pp.5-6
R & Tech. Review Hydrogen-induced reconstructed structures on Pd(110) at temperatures from 100 K to 300 K J.Yoshinobu, H.Tanaka, and M.Kawai pp.7-8
R & Tech. Review Additional dimer-row structure of 3C-SiC(001) surfaces S.Hara, S.Misawa, S.Yoshida, and Y.Aoyagi pp.9-10
R & Tech. Review Acetylene adsorption on Si(111)(7x7) J.Yoshinobu and M.Aono pp.11-12
R & Tech. Review Anchoring phase and scanning tunneling microscopy Y.Iwakabe and M.Hara pp.13-14
R & Tech. Review Rectification of a monolayer-Ga/n-Si(111) diode observed by scanning tunneling microscopy T.Hanada, T.Shiokawa, Y.Aoyagi, and T.Sugano pp.15-16
R & Tech. Review Excitation of atomic motion by a scanning tunneling microscope tip on the Si(111) surface T.Nakayama, T.Eguchi, and M.Aono pp.17-18
R & Tech. Review Structural analyses of biological membranes by atomic force microscopy T.Kouyama, T.Okada, and J.-Y.Wang pp.19-20
R & Tech. Review In-situ observation of lithography by atomic force microscope T.Shiokawa, T.Hanada, M.Shigeno, T.Sugano, and Y.Aoyagi pp.21-22

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