CHAPTER 8: Ultrafast Multiphoton Photoemission Microscopy of Solid Surfaces in Real and Reciprocal Space Check Access
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Published:09 Oct 2013
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Special Collection: 2013 ebook collection , ECCC Environmental eBooks 1968-2022 , 2011-2015 environmental chemistry subject collectionSeries: Energy and Environment Series
A. Winkelmann, C. Tusche, A. A. Ünal, C. Chiang, A. Kubo, L. Wang, and H. Petek, in Solar Energy Conversion: Dynamics of Interfacial Electron and Excitation Transfer, ed. P. Piotrowiak, The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2013, pp. 225-260.
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We review the applications of photoemission electron microscopy for real and reciprocal space multidimensional microscopy and spectroscopy of the collective and single particle excitations at clean and adsorbate covered surfaces. Specific examples are given for ultrafast imaging of surface plasmon modes of nanostructured silver surfaces, and clean and adsorbate modified noble metal single crystal surfaces. The examples given illustrate how ultrafast multidimensional multiphoton photoelectron techniques can probe interfacial charge transfer dynamics.
