Low-temperature ultra-high-vacuum scanning tunneling microscope
We describe a new scanning tunneling microscope designed specifically for use in an ultra-high-vacuum low-temperature environment. The concept is based on an instrument with interchangeable tip, probe, and a remotely manipulated STM head. The instrumental performance and initial images of a Au(110)(...
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| description | We describe a new scanning tunneling microscope designed specifically for use in an ultra-high-vacuum low-temperature environment. The concept is based on an instrument with interchangeable tip, probe, and a remotely manipulated STM head. The instrumental performance and initial images of a Au(110)(1×2) reconstructed surface obtained with atomic resolution at
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