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Vacant-site Octahedral Tilings on SrTiO(3) (001), the (sqrt[13]×sqrt[13])R33.7° Surface, and Related Structures

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Journal Phys Rev Lett
Specialty Biophysics
Date 2011 Jun 4
PMID 21635052
Citations 12
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Abstract

The structure of the SrTiO(3) (001) (sqrt[13]×sqrt[13])R33.7° surface reconstruction has been determined using transmission electron diffraction combined with direct methods and density functional theory. It has a TiO(2)-rich surface with a 2D tiling of edge or corner-sharing TiO(5)□ octahedra. Additionally, different arrangements of these octahedral units at the surface, dictated by local bond-valence sums, form 2D networks that can account for many ordered surface reconstructions as well as disordered glasslike structures consistent with the multitude of structures observed experimentally, and potentially other materials and interfaces.

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