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Discussion on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Images with Resonant Tunneling Model
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We apply a resonant tunneling model to explain various scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) images. The resonant tunneling model is used for determining the negative differential resistance characteristics of current-voltage ( I-V ) and STM images. We calculate the I-V characteristics of the resonant tunneling structure in STM system, and examine the relationship between the I-V characteristics and the anomalous STM images. Our results suggest that the resonant tunneling model can explain the anomalous STM images, for example, a reverse contrast image, and high and low magnification images.
Title: Discussion on Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Images with Resonant Tunneling Model
Description:
We apply a resonant tunneling model to explain various scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) images.
The resonant tunneling model is used for determining the negative differential resistance characteristics of current-voltage ( I-V ) and STM images.
We calculate the I-V characteristics of the resonant tunneling structure in STM system, and examine the relationship between the I-V characteristics and the anomalous STM images.
Our results suggest that the resonant tunneling model can explain the anomalous STM images, for example, a reverse contrast image, and high and low magnification images.
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Corrigendum to “M. Mustafin, “Probing molecular architectures and interactions with scanning tunneling microscopy on graphite and arachidic acid functionalized surfaces”, tbusphys, vol. 2, no. 2, p. 0010, Apr. 2025. doi: 10.54355/tbusphys/2.2.2024.0010”
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