Surface versus crystal-termination effects in the optical properties of surfaces

Details Surface versus crystal-termination effects in the optical properties of surfaces Surface versus crystal-termination effects in the optical properties of surfaces

1999-06-23

arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/9906346v1

Physics

Condensed Matter

10 figures. In press in Physical Review B, scheduled 15 Aug. 1999

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We prove, by realistic microscopic calculations within the sp^3s^* Tight Binding method for GaAs (110) and (100), that the surface optical properties are not influenced by long-range crystal termination effects, and hence that they can be consistently studied considering slabs of limited thickness (20 - 30 \AA). The origin of derivative-like and bulk-like lineshapes in Reflection Anisotropy Spectra is also discussed, analyzing the effects arising from possible surface-induced reduction, broadening, and shifting of the bulk spectrum near the surface.

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