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Dongmin Chen
Researcher at Rowland Institute for Science
Publications - 41
Citations - 1556
Dongmin Chen is an academic researcher from Rowland Institute for Science. The author has contributed to research in topics: Scanning tunneling microscope & Scanning tunneling spectroscopy. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 40 publications receiving 1512 citations. Previous affiliations of Dongmin Chen include Brookhaven National Laboratory & Harvard University.
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Surface doping and stabilization of Si(111) with boron.
P. Bedrossian,P. Bedrossian,P. Bedrossian,Robert D. Meade,Robert D. Meade,Robert D. Meade,K. Mortensen,K. Mortensen,K. Mortensen,Dongmin Chen,Dongmin Chen,Dongmin Chen,Jene Andrew Golovchenko,Jene Andrew Golovchenko,Jene Andrew Golovchenko,David Vanderbilt,David Vanderbilt,David Vanderbilt +17 more
TL;DR: In this article, the incorporation of boron into the Si(111) surface was investigated using tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy and first-principles total energy calculations.
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Electron Fringes on a Quantum Wedge
TL;DR: In this article, a flat-top lead island on a stepped Si(111) surface has been fabricated using molecular beam epitaxy, which reveals the phenomenon of electron interference fringes: a discrete periodic spatial variation of the tunnel current originating from the quantization of electron states in the wedge.
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Identifying Molecular Orientation of Individual C 60 on a Si\(111\)-\(7×7\) Surface
Jianguo Hou,Jinlong Yang,Haiqian Wang,Qunxiang Li,Changgan Zeng,Hai Lin,Wang Bing,Dongmin Chen,Qingshi Zhu +8 more
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Demonstration of the tunnel-diode effect on an atomic scale
P. Bedrossian,P. Bedrossian,Dongmin Chen,Dongmin Chen,Dongmin Chen,K. Mortensen,K. Mortensen,Jene Andrew Golovchenko,Jene Andrew Golovchenko +8 more
TL;DR: In this paper, negative differential conductivity on particular binding sites of a Si (111) surface doped with boron was observed at 1.4 V tip bias at a specific type of site.
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Topology of two-dimensional C60 domains.
Jianguo Hou,Yang Jinlong,Wang Haiqian,Li Qun-Xiang,Zeng Changgan,Yuan Lan-Feng,Wang Bing,Dongmin Chen,Dongmin Chen,Zhu Qing-shi +9 more
TL;DR: Use of high-resolution scanning tunnelling microscopy shows that a 60-carbon-atom array on a self-assembled monolayer of an alkylthiol forms an ideal two-dimensional system which has another novel topological order originating from the orientational degrees of freedom.