STM Manipulation of Atoms and Molecules
author:
Saw-Wai Hla,
Ohio State University
Description
Novel quantum structures can be realized by manipulating surface single atoms and
molecules. Recent efforts in manipulating these basic construction species by means
of a low-temperature ultra high vacuum scanning tunneling microscope, combined with
a variety of tunneling spectroscopic methods, will be presented. The performed
experiments are important for both, fundamental understanding and construction of
novel nano-devices. Described will be i.a. measurements of lateral forces required
to move individual atoms, realization of a multi-step single molecule switch, and an
hybrid device, composed of atoms and molecules.
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