Nanoscale deposition from a metal-covered scanning tunneling microscope tip

A fabrication method using a metal-covered scanning tunneling microscope tip has been developed to provide a nanoscale deposition method with various metal species. Nanoscale deposition has been carried out on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite with a core tungsten tip, a gold-covered tungsten tip,...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 1996-03, Vol.79 (6), p.3348-3350
Main Authors: Andoh, Hiroki, Yokoi, Naoki, Takai, Mikio
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