A. V. Zdoroveishev < A. V. Zotov < A. V. Zubanov

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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 24.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000033 (2012)		Self-assembly of C60 fullerenes on quasi-one-dimensional Si(111)4×1-In surface
000038 (2012)		Ordered Mn-diluted Au/Si(111) reconstructions
000044 (2012)		First-principles study of Si(111)√31 x √31-In reconstruction
000051 (2012)		Characterization of Si(111)√3 x √3-(Au,In) surface by optical second-harmonic generation
000059 (2011)		Structural transformations in (Au,In)/Si(111) system and their effect on surface conductivity
000076 (2011)		Interplay between adsorbed C60 fullerenes and point defects on a Si(111)3 x 3-In reconstructed surface
000085 (2011)		C60 adsorption onto the one-atomic-layer In films on Si(111) surface
000101 (2010)		Peculiarities of Al magic cluster self-assembly on Si( 10 0) surface
000121 (2010)		Cooperative phenomena in self-assembled nucleation of 3 x 4-In/Si(100) surface magic clusters
000317 (2006)		Growth of In nanocrystallite arrays on the Si(100)-c(4× 12)-Al surface
000364 (2005)		Modified Si(100)4 × 3-In nanocluster arrays
000534 (2003-07-11)		Doping of Magic Nanoclusters in the Submonolayer In/Si(100) System
000B49 (2000)		Quantitative STM investigation of the phase formation in submonolayer In/Si(111) system
000C01 (2000)		Composition and atomic structure of the Si(111)√31 × √31-In surface
000C06 (2000)		Atomic-hydrogen-induced self-organization of Si(111) √3 × √3-In surface phase studied by CAICISS and STM
000C28 (1999-11-15)		Analysis of surface structures through determination of their composition using STM: Si(100)4×3-In and Si(111)4×1-In reconstructions
000D00 (1999-05)		Adsorption of atomic hydrogen on the Si(001) 4×3-In surface studied by coaxial impact collision ion scattering spectroscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy
000E71 (1998-05-15)		Structural model for the Si(100)4×3-In surface phase
000F17 (1998)		The role of Si atoms in In/Si(111) surface phase formation
000F33 (1998)		New structural model for the Si(111)4 x 1-In reconstruction
000F73 (1998)		Atomic-hydrogen-induced self-organization processes of the In/Si(111) surface phases studied by scanning tunneling microscopy

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Nombre de documents	Descripteur
24	Indium
23	Silicon
19	Surface structure
12	Experimental study
10	STM
10	Scanning tunneling microscopy
9	Surface reconstruction
8	Roughness
8	Surface topography
6	LEED
5	Elemental semiconductors
4	Adsorption structure
4	Hydrogen
3	Fullerenes
3	Gold
3	Self-assembly
3	Theoretical study
3	Transition elements
2	AES
2	Adsorption
2	Arrays
2	Gas solid interface
2	Interface structure
2	Nanostructured materials
2	Point defects
2	Self organization
2	Semiconductor materials
2	Semiconductor-metal boundaries
2	Structural models
2	Surface phase transformations
1	Ab initio calculations
1	Adsorbed layers
1	Adsorption site
1	Aluminium
1	Chemical bonds
1	Coverage rate
1	Density functional method
1	Electrodiffusion
1	Film growth
1	Honeycomb structures
1	Ion-surface impact
1	Monolayers
1	Nucleation
1	One-dimensional systems
1	Optical harmonic generation
1	Phase transformations
1	Preadsorption
1	Second harmonic generation
1	Semiconductor superlattices
1	Solid clusters
1	Stacking faults
1	Substrates
1	Surface conductivity
1	Total energy
1	surface composition

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