posted on 2015-11-30, 14:32authored byAndrew P. Horsfield, Steven KennySteven Kenny, Hideaki Fujitani
We have studied the stable sites for Co both on the surface of Si(100) and subsurface by using ab initio methods. We show that the most stable surface site for Co is situated in the dimer trenches (the low site). The subsurface sites that we study are all found to be more stable than the most stable surface site. The most stable subsurface site is the under-dimer site. The most stable site of all is, however, the dimer vacancy site formed by removing the dimer above the cobalt in the under-dimer site.
Funding
Calculations were performed using computational resources made available by the
JREI under grant GR/M34454.
History
School
Aeronautical, Automotive, Chemical and Materials Engineering
Department
Materials
Published in
PHYSICAL REVIEW B
Volume
64
Issue
24
Pages
? - ? (6)
Citation
HORSFIELD, A.P., KENNY, S.D. and FUJITANI, H., 2001. Density-functional study of adsorption of Co on Si(100). Physical Review B, 64, 245332.
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Publication date
2001
Notes
This paper was accepted for publication in the journal Physical Review B and the definitive published version is available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.64.245332