R. Haight, J.A. Silberman
Applied Surface Science
Angle-resolved laser photoemission investigations of the laser-excited GaAs(110) surface have revealed a previously unobserved valley of the C3 unoccupied surface band whose minimum is at X in the surface Brillouin zone. Electron population in this valley increases only as a result of scattering from the directly photoexcited valley at . With high momentum resolution, we have isolated the dynamic electron population changes at both and X and deduced the scattering time between the two valleys. © 1989 The American Physical Society.
R. Haight, J.A. Silberman
Applied Surface Science
R. Haight, J.A. Silberman
Applied Physics Letters
G.P. Carey, A.K. Wahi, et al.
Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces and Films
R. Haight, M. Baeumler
Surface Science