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71st IUVSTA Workshop !"#$%&'()$*$+,&,$%#&)-,%)'(*'.*(,('/0%&1$%1&#2*3,%#&),"0*45*6789!: Wolfgang Drube !"#$%&'"%()*"+$,-."./01.&',-$,-.(!)023(44567(89:;#,
Nanostructure Characterisation by Electron Beam Techniques Intrinsic and surface excitations in XPS/HAXPES László Kövér * Institute for Nuclear Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences H-4026 Debrecen, Bem tér 18/c *lkover@atomki.mta.hu In addition to effects of electron transport - in an infinite solid - on the spectra of electrons induced by photons, intrinsic excitations due to the sudden appearance of atomic core holes and surface excitations due to the presence of the solid-vacuum interface can influence the observable electron spectra considerably. Therefore the deeper understanding of such intrinsic and surface excitation phenomena taking place in solid systems is necessary for the accurate surface and interface chemical analysis. Intrinsic excitations localized to the close environment of the atom with the core hole can result in shakeup satellite structures in the energy loss part of the photoelectron or Auger peaks, the creation of electron-hole pairs in conduction bands of metals can lead to peak asymmetry and excitation of plasmons by the suddenly created core holes can yield plasmon loss satellite structures in the spectra. The surface/interface crossings of the electrons are accompanied by surface/interface excitations leading to surface/interface plasmon loss satellites of the photoelectron or Auger peaks. Methods for describing the photon energy dependence of the intensity of shakeup satellite peaks and their energy separation from the main photoelectron or Auger peaks, as well as the asymmetry of these main peaks are discussed in comparison with recent experimental results obtained for 3d transition metals. Approaches for describing effects of intrinsic plasmon excitations on photon induced electron spectra of metals and semiconductors, including interference phenomena between intrinsic and extrinsic plasmon excitations, are discussed demonstrating the role and photon energy dependence of these effects. Problems of separating effects of intrinsic and extrinsic plasmon excitations, especially in the case of nanostructures and low photon energies are detailed. Effects of surface plasmon excitations, their dependence on electron energy and emission angle, methods for modeling surface excitations (including the approach describing the combined effects due to the surface and core hole) and deriving electron transport parameters from experiments to characterize effects of surface excitations on photon induced electron spectra, are summarized. 56
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