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Intersubband spin-orbit coupling and spin splitting in symmetric quantum wells
F. V. Kyrychenko, C. A. Ullrich, I. D'Amico
In semiconductors with inversion asymmetry, spin-orbit coupling gives rise to the well-known Dresselhaus and Rashba effects. If one considers quantum wells with two or more conduct…
Treatment of electron viscosity in quantum conductance
J. Jung, P. Bokes, R. W. Godby
In a recent paper Sai {\it et al.} [1] identified a correction to the DC conductance of nanoscale junctions arising from dynamical exchange-correlation () effects wit…
Ab-initio formulation of the 4-point conductance of interacting electronic systems
P. Bokes, J. Jung, R. W. Godby
We derive an expression for the 4-point conductance of a general quantum junction in terms of the density response function. Our formulation allows us to show that the 4-point cond…
Quantitative LEED I-V and ab initio study of the Si(111)-3x2-Sm surface structure and the missing half order spots in the 3x1 diffraction pattern
C. Eames, M. I. J. Probert, S. P. Tear
We have used Low Energy Electron Diffraction (LEED) I-V analysis and ab initio calculations to quantitatively determine the honeycomb chain model structure for the Si(111)-3x2-Sm s…
STM and ab initio study of holmium nanowires on a Ge(111) Surface
C. Eames, C. Bonet, E. W. Perkins +2
A nanorod structure has been observed on the Ho/Ge(111) surface using scanning tunneling microscopy (STM). The rods do not require patterning of the surface or defects such as step…