title: Femtosecond transfer dynamics of photogenerated electrons at a surface resonance of reconstructed InP(100).
abstract: Time-dependent two-photon photoemission spectra are used to resolve the femtosecond dynamics of hot electrons at the energetically lowest surface resonance of reconstructed InP(100). Two different cases are studied, where electrons either are lifted into the surface resonance via a direct optical transition or are captured from bulk states. These data are the first of this kind recorded with a time resolution below 70 fs. The microscopic analysis shows that electron-phonon scattering is a major mechanism for electron transfer between surface and bulk states.
authors.affiliation: Dynamics of Interfacial Reactions-SE 4, Hahn-Meitner-Institute Berlin, Glienicker Strasse 100, 14109 Berlin, Germany.
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authors.lastname: Töben
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authors.lastname: Gundlach
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authors.lastname: Ernstorfer
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authors.lastname: Eichberger
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authors.lastname: Hannappel
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authors.lastname: Zeiser
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authors.lastname: Förstner
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authors.lastname: Knorr
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authors.lastname: Hahn
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authors.lastname: Schmidt