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Experimental and theoretical evidence of a highly ordered two-dimensional Sn/Ag alloy on Si111.

The existence of a highly ordered, two-dimensional, Sn/Ag alloy on Si(111) is reported in this study. We present detailed atomic and electronic structures of the one atomic layer thick alloy, exhibiting a 2 × 2 periodicity. The electronic structure is metallic due to a free-electron-like surface band dispersing across the Fermi level. By electron doping, the electronic structure can be converted into a semiconducting state. A rotated Sn trimer constitutes the key structural element that could be identified by a detailed analysis of constant energy contours derived from the free-electron-like band.