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Polarization study of the p(1×1)‐ and p(1×2)‐phases of Bi/GaSb(110) using linearly polarized synchrotron radiation
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Polarization study of the p(1×1)‐ and p(1×2)‐phases of Bi/GaSb(110) using linearly polarized synchrotron radiation

D. N. McIlroy, D. Heskett, A. B. McLean, R. Ludeke, H. Munekata and N. J. DiNardo
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B: Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures, v 11(4), pp 1486-1491
Jul 1993

Abstract

SURFACE STATES ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION BRILLOUIN ZONES PHOTOEMISSION GALLIUM ANTIMONIDES INTERFACES SYNCHROTRON RADIATION BISMUTH BAND STRUCTURE POLARIZATION MONOLAYERS
The polarization dependence of the surface state bands of the ordered p(1×1)‐ and p(1×2)‐phases of Bi/GaSb(110) at monolayer coverages has been studied with the technique of angle‐resolved ultraviolet photoemission spectroscopy. Four new Bi‐induced surface state bands (S ’, S ‘, S‴, and S IV) have been observed. The polarization dependence of these states have been probed at the high symmetry points of the surface Brillouin zone and compared with the polarization dependence of corresponding surface state bands of other group‐V semimetals on III–V(110) compound semiconductors. For the (1×1)‐phase, the states S ‘, S‴, and S IV all exhibited p z ‐like dependence at all of the high symmetry points. The polarization dependence of S ’ was observed to evolve from p xy ‐like at the X̄’ point of the surface Brillouin zone to p z ‐like character at the other high symmetry points. The polarization dependence of S ‘, S‴, and S IV were relatively unaffected by the phase transition of the overlayer from the (1×1)‐phase to the (1×2)‐phase.

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