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A precise knowlegde of the surface positions of adsorbed atoms on crystal surfaces is fundamental for a variety of surface investigations. Among the techniques developped for the location of surface atoms LEED is the most elaborate and efficient method at the moment. But, laborious and extensive calculations are necessary in order to extract the surface positions of the investigated impurities. Morover, it can not be applied at very low impurity concentrations.
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Carstanjen, H.D. (1980). Location of Adsorbed Foreign Atoms on Crystal Surfaces by Fast Ion Channeling in Transmission. In: Bethge, K., Baumann, H., Jex, H., Rauch, F. (eds) Nuclear Physics Methods in Materials Research. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85996-9_44
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