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    Contacting a single molecular wire by STM manipulation

    The Lander molecule (C90H98) consists of a long polyaromatic molecular wire and four lateral di-tert-butyl-phenyl spacer groups, designed to maintain the molecular wire parallel above the substrate. It represents...

    F. Moresco, L. Gross, L. Grill, M. Alemani, A. Gourdon, C. Joachim… in Applied Physics A (2005)

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    Lateral manipulation of adatoms and native substrate atoms with the low-temperature scanning tunneling microscope

    G. Meyer, L. Bartels, S. Zöphel, K.H. Rieder in Applied Physics A (1999)

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    Manipulation of atoms and molecules with a low temperature scanning tunneling microscope

    Apart from its ability to image surfaces with atomic resolution the scanning tunneling microscope has evolved as a tool to manipulate single atoms and molecules. In this paper we present several examples of at...

    G. Meyer, S. Zöphel, K. H. Rieder in Applied Physics A (1996)

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    Controlled lateral manipulation of single molecules with the scanning tunneling microscope

    We report on the first successful lateral manipulation of molecules and controlled formation of nanostructures with the Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) at temperatures above 4 K as used by Eigler and colla...

    G. Meyer, B. Neu, K. -H. Rieder in Applied Physics A (1995)

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    Reconstruction behaviour of fcc(110) transition metal surfaces and their vicinals

    The fcc(110) surfaces are well known for their strong tendency to missing-row (MR) type reconstructions either in the clean state (Au, Pt) or driven by adsorbates (Ni, Cu, Pd, Ag). The present knowledge on the...

    R. Koch, M. Borbonus, O. Haase, K. H. Rieder in Applied Physics A (1992)

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    Investigations of the selective population of hydrogen subsurface sites on Pd(110) using He diffraction and thermal-desorption spectroscopy

    Surface-structure models for the 2×1 and 1×2 hydrogen chemisorption phases formed on Pd(110) at 100 K have been derived from He-diffraction data. The respective coverages correspond to 1 and 1.5 monolayers (ML...

    M. Baumberger, W. Stocker, K. H. Rieder in Applied Physics A (1986)

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    Helium Scattering from Clean and Adsorbate-Covered Metal Surfaces

    These Lecture Notes are being written only a few months after the author finished an extensive review on the use of particle diffraction as a surface crystallographic tool together with T. ENGEL [1]. It compri...

    K. H. Rieder in Dynamics of Gas-Surface Interaction (1982)

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    Raman scattering investigation and symmetry analysis of ferroelectric/ferroelastic Sb5O7I polytype 2MA

    The polytype 2MA (β-Sb5O7I) has the simplest acentric structure of the antimony oxideiodide family. It undergoes an antiferrodistortive phase transition at 438K and is both ferroelectric and ferroelastic below th...

    W. Prettl, K. H. Rieder, R. N. Nitsche in Zeitschrift für Physik B Condensed Matter (1979)

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    Infrared and Raman study of Si2Te3

    Results of ir and Raman investigations on trigonal layer-structured Si2Te3 single crystals are reported. The ir reflection spectrum withE⊥c exhibits seven reststrahl-like bands, whereas the corresponding spectrum...

    U. Zwick, K. H. Rieder in Zeitschrift für Physik B Condensed Matter (1976)

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    Raman scattering investigation of ferroelastic Sb5O7I crystals

    Sb5O7I undergoes a displacive phase transition at 481 K where the symmetry is changed fromC 6h 2 toC 2h 5 ...

    W. Prettl, K. H. Rieder, R. Nitsche in Zeitschrift für Physik B Condensed Matter (1975)