Karina Morgenstern , Nicolas Lorente,and Karl-Heinz Rieder

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Controlled manipulation of single atoms and small molecules using the scanning tunnelling microscope Karina Morgenstern , Nicolas Lorente,and Karl-Heinz Rieder 小组成员:袁伟,芦宏,魏祎雯,赵欣欣,张成龙,王磊,蔡超逸,汪知昌 Phys. Status Solidi B, 1–81 (2013)/DOI 10.1002/pssb.201248392

Advantages of STM: 1. real-space atomic resolution imaging 2.Electronic structure (local density of electronic states ) 3.Investigate physical/chemical properties at atomic level 4.Atomic and molecular manipulation

1. Introduction: Schematic view of an STM

STM work principle

Elastic tunneling Inelastic tunneling

Manipulation: three different parameters for modifications of surfaces: forces between tip and surface (ii) electrical field between tip and substrate (iii) electron tunnelling current.

Lateral manipulation:

Vertical manipulation:

Manipulation employing the electron current

Diffusion and desorption: Molecule chemistry with the STM Diffusion and desorption:

Rotation:

Bond breaking:

Chemical reaction:

thank you!