Electron's 1-D metallic surface state observed

Monday, February 8, 2016 - 10:31 in Physics & Chemistry

In the one-dimensional (1-D), various exotic phenomena are predicted that are totally different from those in the 3-D world in which we live. One of the reasons of this is that particles cannot pass each other in 1-D. Researchers have artificially created such unique 1-D nano electronic systems on the surface of a solid, and observed the 1-D electronic state by analyzing photo-emitted electrons from the sample, and verified the electronic structure.

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