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Yi Pan

0000-0003-1978-475x

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Electron quantization in arbitrarily shaped gold islands on MgO thin films

2013

Low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy has been employed to analyze the formation of quantum well states (QWS) in two-dimensional gold islands, containing between 50 and 200 atoms, on MgO thin films. The energy position and symmetry of the eigenstates are revealed from conductance spectroscopy and imaging. The majority of the QWS originates from overlapping Au 6p orbitals in the individual atoms and is unoccupied. Their characteristic is already reproduced with simple particle-in-a-box models that account for the symmetry of the islands (rectangular, triangular, or linear). However, better agreement is achieved when considering the true atomic structure of the aggregates via a densit…

Materials scienceCondensed matter physicsta114ElectronCondensed Matter PhysicsElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialslaw.inventionQuantization (physics)Atomic orbitallawQuantum dotMolecular orbitalScanning tunneling microscopeThin filmSpectroscopy
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Electron quantization in arbitrarily shaped Au islands on MgO thin films

2013

Low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy has been employed to analyze the formation of quantum well states (QWS) in two-dimensional gold islands, containing between 50 and 200 atoms, on MgO thin films. The energy position and symmetry of the eigenstates are revealed from conductance spectroscopy and imaging. The majority of the QWS originates from overlapping Au 6p orbitals in the individual atoms and is unoccupied. Their characteristic is already reproduced with simple particle-in-a-box models that account for the symmetry of the islands (rectangular, triangular, or linear). However, better agreement is achieved when considering the true atomic structure of the aggregates via a densit…

STMcomputational nanosciencedftelectronic structure simulations
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Finding Repetitions in Biological Networks: Challenges, Trends, and Applications

2013

pattern discoverybiological networksComputer scienceProblem FormulationsData scienceBiological network
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