Low Energy Electron Diffraction
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Low Energy Electron Diffraction
LEED is one of the most common techniques in surface science. Often used as a diagnostic tool it also offers the ability to perfom full structure determinations.
- Medium Energy Ion Scattering
- A lesser known technique of surface physics, MEIS is ideal for studying surface interfaces. In this section I look at the technique and present some resources I've collected.
- Scanning Tunneling Microscopy
- STM is one of the most powerful (and visually stunning) techniques available to the surface scientist. This section describes the technique, gives some examples of my own work and points to more information.
- Resources
- I've collected several programs, in various areas, which some might find useful. They are collected together here for convenience more than anything else.
- Links
- Useful physics related links. A collection of links to various resources, groups and sites with useful information. Almost an online bookmark repository for me.
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