ELECTRON-EMISSION DURING INTERACTIONS OF MULTICHARGED N AND AR IONS WITH AU(110) AND CU(001) SURFACES

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作者
MEYER, FW [1 ]
OVERBURY, SH [1 ]
HAVENER, CC [1 ]
VANEMMICHOVEN, PAZ [1 ]
BURGDORFER, J [1 ]
ZEHNER, DM [1 ]
机构
[1] UNIV TENNESSEE, DEPT PHYS, KNOXVILLE, TN 37996 USA
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PHYSICAL REVIEW A | 1991年 / 44卷 / 11期
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10.1103/PhysRevA.44.7214
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O43 [光学];
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070207 ; 0803 ;
摘要
We report measurements of energy distributions of electrons emitted during interactions 10q-keV N6+, and Ar(q+) (q = 7,8,9) ions with Au(110) and Cu(001) surfaces at grazing angles. The electron energy distributions have been measured as a function of angle of incidence, observation angle, and target-crystal azimuth. For both Au and Cu targets, the projectile KLL Auger peak observed for the case of the N6+ projectiles is seen to consist of two components whose intensities have strikingly different dependences on incident perpendicular velocity. The main component of the KLL peak is attributed to subsurface electron emission and is modeled using a Monte Carlo simulation of the projectile trajectories in the bulk. The second component, observed only for the smallest incident perpendicular velocities, is attributed to above-surface KLL Auger electron emission and is modeled using computer simulations of the resonance neutralization-autoionization cascade that occurs prior to projectile penetration of the surface. In the case of the Au target, NNV and NVV transitions, attributed to vacancy transfer from the projectile K shell to the N shell of Au, are also observed. The Monte Carlo simulation of the subsurface contribution to the electron emission is able to reproduce the observed angle-of-incidence dependence of both the projectile and the target Auger electron intensities. In addition, it shows reasonable agreement with the observed dependences of the projectile KLL intensity on observation angle and crystal azimuth.
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页码:7214 / 7228
页数:15
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