2011-№2(31) Article 12
A.V. Naumkin
Auger-spectroscopy of graphene and graphene-like structures. р.128-136
UDC 543.422.8
The paper analyzes the interactions between graphene structures investigated by electron spectroscopy methods. The paper dwells on the possibility of observing the interaction between graphene sheets inducing p-band splitting on the basis of the C KVV Auger-line analysis.
sampling depth, interlayer interaction, nanotubes, density of occupied states, C KVV Auger spectrum, electron spectroscopy.
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