Snell's law for surface electrons: Refraction of an electron gas imaged in real space

Physics – Condensed Matter

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4 pages, 4 figures

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10.1103/PhysRevLett.92.036803

On NaCl(100)/Cu(111) an interface state band is observed that descends from the surface-state band of the clean copper surface. This band exhibits a Moire-pattern-induced one-dimensional band gap, which is accompanied by strong standing-wave patterns, as revealed in low-temperature scanning tunneling microscopy images. At NaCl island step edges, one can directly see the refraction of these standing waves, which obey Snell's refraction law.

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