Photoelectric emission from negative-electron-affinity diamond (111) surfaces: Exciton breakup versus conduction-band emission.
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Summary
Electrochemical emission characteristics of the rehydrogenated surface confirm the assignment of a Fan phonon-cascade mechanism for thermalization of excitons and a significant enhancement of the total electron yield when the downward band bending of the hydrogenated surface is increased.
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- 1995-10-15
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Keywords
Exciton, Photoelectric effect, Electron, Band bending, Atomic physics
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