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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-42008-5This paper summarizes a series of lectures given on the theory of electron states at surfaces and interfaces. It emphasizes the modern Density Functional approach to ground state electronic structure properties and the quasi-partic1e approach to electronic excitations. Examples are given to illustrate the state of the art in both areas.

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Theory of Electron States at Surfaces and Interfaces,This paper summarizes a series of lectures given on the theory of electron states at surfaces and interfaces. It emphasizes the modern Density Functional approach to ground state electronic structure properties and the quasi-partic1e approach to electronic excitations. Examples are given to illustrate the state of the art in both areas.

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Surface Related Electronic States on Cleaved HgSe and CdSe Surfaces as Observed by Means of Photoemhose of Si and III-V compounds. Lately, however, growing of the epilayers of II-VI materials on III-V substrates and applications in the technology of quantum wells and superlattices turned out to be possible and useful. This makes the investigation of the surface structure of II-VI crystals increasingly necessary and important.

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James M. Nelson,Richard H. Bossior not, with adsorption as an overlayer or an underlayer, ordered or disordered, in submonolayer or multilayer amounts, etc.). This success results from the fact that the basic physics of the LEED process are well understood and have been harnessed to accurately reproduce experimental data..

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Low-Energy Electron Diffraction and Electron Holography: Experiment and Theory,or not, with adsorption as an overlayer or an underlayer, ordered or disordered, in submonolayer or multilayer amounts, etc.). This success results from the fact that the basic physics of the LEED process are well understood and have been harnessed to accurately reproduce experimental data..

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Ground State Results of Ferromagnetic Monolayers,son with theoretical predictions becomes possible. In these systems the electronic and magnetic structure, the magneto-crystalline anisotropy energy, the magnetic phase transition and micromagnetism are significantly different from bulk systems.