1. Surfaces and Interfaces
The issue of a solid’s surface electronic structure is closely linked to that of the surface’s crystallographic structure, morphology, and chemical composition, and these characteristics depend on the nature of the solid, its surrounding environment, and the conditions under which the surface being studied formed. In this section, we will first examine, in qualitative terms, the implications of the existence of a surface.
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