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The Roles of Surface Roughnessode. and the corresponding large enhancement of the inelastic light scattering by rough metal surface. has provided further impetus to the investigation of the role of surface roughness in non-linear, as well as linear, optical phenomena. The observation of light emission in inelastic electron tunne

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Tunnel Junction Structuresad the most intense spectra, with Cu and Au ~ 100 times weaker, and no signals were observed for Pb, Sn, In, or Al second metal electrodes. This is consistent with the fact that low imaginary parts of the dielectric response of the metals were required for strong electromagnetic resonances. 2) We fo

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Electrochemical Effectssubstrates, including droplets of defined size), the bulk of the work so far has been concerned with the investigation of enhanced spectra of molecules and ions adsorbed at silver, copper and gold electrodes (see Table 1).