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- 2020Elucidating the capability of electron backscattering for 3D nano-structure determinationcitations
- 2020The effect of ion implantation on reflection electron energy loss spectroscopycitations
- 2019Characterization of oxygen self-diffusion in TiO2 resistive-switching layers by nuclear reaction profilingcitations
- 2018Room temperature synthesis of HfO2/HfO x heterostructures by ion-implantationcitations
- 2018Room temperature synthesis of HfO2/HfO x heterostructures by ion-implantationcitations
- 2018The influence of shallow core levels on the shape of REELS spectracitations
- 2016A model dielectric function for low and very high momentum transfercitations
- 2016Measurement of the band gap by reflection electron energy loss spectroscopycitations
- 2015Energy Loss Function of Solids Assessed by Ion Beam Energy-Loss Measurements: Practical Application to Ta2O5citations
- 2015Energy Loss Function of Solids Assessed by Ion Beam Energy-Loss Measurementscitations
- 2015Neutralization and wake effects on the Coulomb explosion of swift H2+ ions traversing thin filmscitations
- 2014Direct observation of the major components of mouse bones and related compounds by electron Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy
- 2014The use of electron Rutherford backscattering to characterize novel electronic materials as illustrated by a case study of sputter-deposited NbOx filmscitations
- 2010Experimental observation of the strong influence of crystal orientation on Electron Rutherford Backscattering Spectracitations
- 2007Electron inelastic mean free path in solids as determined by electron Rutherford back-scatteringcitations
- 2007Metal interface formation studied by high-energy reflection energy loss spectroscopy and electron Rutherford backscatteringcitations
- 2005Spectral momentum densities of vanadium and vanadium oxide as measured by high energy (e, 2e) spectroscopycitations
- 2005Electron and neutron scattering from polymer films at high momentum transfercitations
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The effect of ion implantation on reflection electron energy loss spectroscopy
Abstract
<p>Gold-implanted aluminum films are used to investigate how reflection electron energy loss spectra (REELS) change due to the presence of a small concentration of heavy atoms at a specific depth. Au ions were implanted with 30, 100 and 300 keV energy. REELS spectra were taken at energies between 10 and 40 keV. Large changes in the REELS spectra are observed after Au implantation, but the nature of the change indicates that they are not due to modification of the dielectric function of the implanted layer, but should be interpreted as changes in the partial intensities that make up the spectrum. Two models are used to describe the results quantitatively. One method assumes v-shaped trajectories (i.e. only a single elastic deflection) and the REELS spectrum can then be calculated in a closed form. The other method is a Monte-Carlo based simulation which allows for multiple elastic deflections. Both methods describe the experimental spectra quite well, but at larger energy losses significant deviations occur between the measured and calculated intensity for both the implanted and not-implanted films. The difference in the REELS spectrum before and after implantation is less affected by these discrepancies, and can be used to obtain an estimate of both the depth and concentration of the implanted Au atoms. Due to the presence of sharp plasmon features in the energy loss spectrum of aluminum the experiment can tell us directly which partial intensities are affected by the Au impurities, as the recoil energies due to elastic scattering make it possible to identify the contribution of Au to the first few plasmons. As the Au implantation fluence is known the measurement can be used to determine the ratio of the Au and Al elastic scattering cross sections, which deviates strongly from that calculated from the Rutherford formula.</p>