Interplay between surface and surface resonance states on height selective stability of fcc Dy(111) film at nanoscale

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Publication Date 2016-11-02
DOI 10.1039/C6CP05639C
Impact Factor 3.676
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Xiaojie Liu, Cai-Zhuang Wang, Myron Hupalo, Kai-Ming Ho, Patricia A. Thiel, Michael C. Tringides


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Abstract

Using first-principles calculations we show that face-centered cubic Dy(111) ultrathin films exhibit height selective stability. The origin of such height selection can be attributed to the interplay between the localized surface states and surface resonance states due to electron confinement effects. Such effect could be utilized to manipulate the film thickness at the atomic level to achieve desirable film properties or to control the growth of nanostructures on the thin film for various applications.

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