Titlebook: Concepts in Surface Physics; M.-C. Desjonquères,D. Spanjaard Book 1996Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Adsorption.Ads

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Vladimir I. Arnold,Boris A. Khesint important quantity for the description of this phenomenon is the binding or adsorption energy of the adsorbate i.e., the energy released when an atom of the vapour, at rest, sticks onto the surface. Adsorption phenomena are commonly classified according to the value of this binding energy:

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nal properties, electronic structure, and the theory of physisorption and chemisorption. As well as including some improvements on the original book, this second edition has been supplemented with problems to encourage students to investigate the subject more thoroughly.978-3-540-58622-7978-3-642-61400-2

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Poincaré Duality in Manifolds and Groups). Finally, we show that the influence of atomic vibrations in diffraction, PhD or SEXAFS experiments can be expressed in the form of Debye-Waller factors which provide information about the mean square displacements of surface atoms (Sect. 4.6).

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Vibrations at Surfaces,). Finally, we show that the influence of atomic vibrations in diffraction, PhD or SEXAFS experiments can be expressed in the form of Debye-Waller factors which provide information about the mean square displacements of surface atoms (Sect. 4.6).

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Thermodynamical and Statistical Properties of Clean Surfaces,ies can be derived phenomenologically from the laws of thermodynamics. In this approach no questions are asked about the detailed atomic structure and processes. Thus, the object of thermodynamics is the study of equilibrium properties of matter as a function of macroscopic parameters. In Sect. 2.1,

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Atomic Structure of Surfaces,opic scale, i.e., when observed with an electron microscope. It exhibits steps with various heights separating domains made of atomic planes in which point defects such as adatoms, advacancies and kinks can be detected. This is the so called TLK (Terrace, Ledge, Kink) model (Fig. 3.1). However, at t

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Vibrations at Surfaces,ions around their equilibrium positions. In the presence of a surface, it is known, from the work of . in 1887 [4.1] on the elasticity theory of continuous media, that new vibration modes appear which are localized at the surface. Subsequently, there is a modification of the crystal vibrational ther