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Exploring Structural And Electronic Properties Of Triangular Adatom Layers On The Silicon Surface Through Adsorbate Doping, Tyler S. Smith
Exploring Structural And Electronic Properties Of Triangular Adatom Layers On The Silicon Surface Through Adsorbate Doping, Tyler S. Smith
Doctoral Dissertations
The analysis of the electronic structure and morphology of 1/3 monolayers (ML) of Sn or Pb on Si(111) and Ge(111) has played an important role in understanding the role of electronic correlations in two dimensions. Specifically, the two-dimensional lattice of partially filled dangling bonds of these so-called α-phases has been an important testbed for studying structural phase transitions and correlated electronic phenomena ever since the discovery of a surface charge density wave in the Pb/Ge(111) system more than two decades ago. With the exception of the novel Sn/Si(111) system, all $\alpha$-phases undergo a charge ordering transition at low temperature. The …
Electronic Transport Behavior Of Adatom- And Nanoparticle-Decorated Graphene, Jamie Anne Elias
Electronic Transport Behavior Of Adatom- And Nanoparticle-Decorated Graphene, Jamie Anne Elias
Arts & Sciences Electronic Theses and Dissertations
To induce a non-negligible spin-orbit coupling in monolayer graphene, for the purposes of realizing the Kane-Mele Hamiltonian, transition metal adatoms have been deposited in dilute amounts by thermal evaporation in situ while holding the device temperature near 4K. Electronic transport studies including measurements such as gate voltage dependent conductivity and mobility, weak localization, high field magnetoresistance (Shubnikov de Haas oscillations), quantum Hall, and nonlocal voltage were performed at low temperature before and after sequential evaporations. Studies of tungsten adatoms are consistent with literature regarding other metal adatoms on graphene but were unsuccessful in producing a spin-orbit signature, at least partially …