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A depth resolved investigation of hydrogen uptake in carbon based nanostructures by soft-to-hard photoemission spectroscopy
Orlando Castellano, Alice Apponi, Luca Cecchini +11
Hydrogen chemisorption on graphitic carbon modifies the carbon orbital hybridization from sp2 to sp3, altering both structural and electronic properties. Understanding not only the…
Graphene lattice recoil in hard X-ray photoemission: Experiment and Theory
Simone Ritarossi, Alice Apponi, Orlando Castellano +6
Hard-x-ray C 1s photoemission from monolayer graphene probes a regime in which nuclear recoil and intrinsic electronic asymmetry contribute on comparable energy scales to the obser…
Disclosing the nature of asymmetric interface magnetism in Co/Pt multilayers
Adriano Verna, Paola Alippi, Francesco Offi +9
Nowadays a wide number of applications based on magnetic materials relies on the properties arising at the interface between different layers in complex heterostructures engineered…
Revealing the bonding nature and electronic structure of early transition metal dihydrides
Curran Kalha, Laura E. Ratcliff, Giorgio Colombi +11
Hydrogen as a fuel plays a crucial role in driving the transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions. To realise its potential, obtaining a means of efficient storage is paramoun…
Photoemission from the gas phase using soft x-ray fs pulses: An investigation of the space-charge effects
Adriano Verna, Giovanni Stefani, Francesco Offi +13
An experimental and computational investigation of the space-charge effects occurring in ultrafast photoelectron spectroscopy from the gas phase is presented. The target sample CF$…
Electron correlation effects in the exchange coupling at the Fe/CoO/Ag(001) ferro-/antiferro-magnetic interface
Marco Sbroscia, Adriano Verna, Giovanni Stefani +8
Angle resolved-Auger-photoelectron coincidence spectroscopy (AR-APECS) has been exploited to investigate the role that electron correlation plays in the exchange-coupling at the fe…