One-dimensional Si-in-Si(001) template for single-atom wire growth

One-dimensional Si-in-Si(001) template for single-atom wire growth

Single atom metallic wires of arbitrary length are of immense technological and scientific interest. We present atomic-resolution scanning tunneling microscope data of a silicon-only template, which modeling predicts to enable the self-organized growth of isolated micrometer long surface and subsurf...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied physics letters 2010-08, Vol.97 (9), p.093102-093102-3
Hauptverfasser: Owen, J. H. G., Bianco, F., Köster, S. A., Mazur, D., Bowler, D. R., Renner, Ch
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description Single atom metallic wires of arbitrary length are of immense technological and scientific interest. We present atomic-resolution scanning tunneling microscope data of a silicon-only template, which modeling predicts to enable the self-organized growth of isolated micrometer long surface and subsurface single-atom chains. It consists of a one-dimensional, defect-free Si reconstruction four dimers wide-the Haiku core-formed by hydrogenation of self-assembled Bi-nanolines on Si(001) terraces, independent of any step edges. We discuss the potential of this Si-in-Si template as an appealing alternative to vicinal surfaces for nanoscale patterning.
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