Electron Spectroscopy of Spin States in Strongly Correlated Electron Systems
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They are requesting funds towards the cost of setting up a new                  program of research into spin-states in strongly correlated                     electronic systems in a range of materials prepared by thin-film                deposition methods in an ultrahigh vacuum environment.                          Specifically, they will employ high-resolution (50 meV) angle-                  resolved photoelectron spectroscopy and STM tunneling                           characteristics to study the quasiparticle spin states and energy               gaps around the Fermi energy in thin films of the new high Tc                   oxide superconductors, magnetic layers, and related materials                   showing highly correlated spin fluctuation phenomena.  They take                as their theme one of reducing dimensionality (i.e. 2-                          dimensional ultrathin films and surface layers) as a means of                   exploring the coherence length of spin density fluctuations.                    Matching funds towards the cost of installing a special multi-                  source vapor deposition chamber (the Eiko El-10 system) into                    their existing electron spectroscopic analytical instrumentation                is also requested.  This will provide them with a flexible                      facility for insitu film growth and characterization down to the                single unit cell thickness level, with provision for controlled                 oxidation and metal dopant implantation.
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