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Combined first-principles-Monte Carlo analysis to evaluate the effect of surface hydrogen on the secondary electron yield of nickel.

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العنوان: Combined first-principles-Monte Carlo analysis to evaluate the effect of surface hydrogen on the secondary electron yield of nickel.
المؤلفون: Brown, M., Sanati, M., Joshi, R. P.
المصدر: Journal of Applied Physics; 3/14/2022, Vol. 131 Issue 10, p1-12, 12p
مصطلحات موضوعية: ELECTRONS, ELECTRON transport, NICKEL, HYDROGEN, ENERGY function, ADSORBATES
مستخلص: Secondary electron yield (SEY) modeling of Ni(110) surface has been carried out with and without the inclusion of wavevector-dependent harmonic corrections (which alter both the inelastic mean free path and stopping power) and is compared to available experimental data. The correction is shown to improve predictions of the inelastic electron mean free path in Ni and yield better agreement with experimental SEY data. It is found that the SEY is strongly dependent on the presence of adsorbates on surfaces. An increase of hydrogen on the surface, for example, is predicted to result in a significant enhancement in the secondary electron yield, with the positional placement of hydrogen layers on or near the Ni surface influencing the SEY. Using first-principles calculations, the permittivities work function and adsorption energy of various Ni systems have also been calculated, and have shown to compare favorably with available experimental data, and have been used in the present Monte Carlo calculations of electron transport. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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