IETS

Note that for a stationary state all parameters satisfy z = 0 and thus y = —Et, yielding the phase-factor exp — iEt as expected. 

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Harris, P. R. 1967. The densimctric flows caused by the discharge of heated two-dimensional iets beneath a free surface. Ph.D. thesis. University of Bristol, Department of Civil Eng. 

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The author also included, for a reason that will be given later, the three alcohols used in the author s laboratory by the students. We excluded ethyl malonate, which caused problems. We will not go into detail concerning calcuiations of S and group determination since these aspect were largeiy covered previously. We will not pass any judgement on the different approaches, ietting the reader be his own judge. 

The well-known tetrahedral [Co(NCS)4]2 ion has continued to attract attention from analytical chemists, physical chemists, and spectroscopists. The inelastic electron tunneling (IET) spectrum of (Me4N)2[Co(NCS)4] was compared with IR and Raman spectra of the same complex.359 The vibrational bands due to the Me4N+ were prominent in all three spectra, but Coligand stretches were absent from the IET spectra. The lowest 4 42 4T2 electronic transition was strong in the IET spectrum but absent from the IR spectrum. The electric dipole allowed 4A2 4TX electronic transition was observed in both the IET and IR spectra and no fine structure was observed. Complex formation equilibria between Co11 and SCN- were studied calorimetri-... 

Section 5 is on one particular molecule, p-benzene dithiol. This is one of the most commonly studied molecules in molecular electronic transport junctions [7] (although it is also one of the most problematic). Section 6 discusses a separate measurement, inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy [8, 9] (IETS). This can be quite accurate because it can be done on single molecules at low temperatures. It occurs because of small perturbations on the coherent transport, but it can be very indicative of such issues as the geometrical arrangement in the molecular transport junction, and pathways for electron transport through the molecular structure. 

Then, there are model Hamiltonians. Effectively a model Hamiltonian includes only some effects, in order to focus on those effects. It is generally simpler than the true full Coulomb Hamiltonian, but is made that way to focus on a particular aspect, be it magnetization, Coulomb interaction, diffusion, phase transitions, etc. A good example is the set of model Hamiltonians used to describe the IETS experiment and (more generally) vibronic and vibrational effects in transport junctions. Special models are also used to deal with chirality in molecular transport junctions [42, 43], as well as optical excitation, Raman excitation [44], spin dynamics, and other aspects that go well beyond the simple transport phenomena associated with these systems. 

Models are also required for analysis of the transport. For calculations of current/ voltage curves, current density, inelastic electron scattering, response to external electromagnetic fields, and control of transport by changes in geometry, one builds transport models. These are generally conceptual - more will be said below on the current density models and IETS models that are used to interpret those experiments within molecular transport junctions. 

IETS spectra are usually reported at very low temperatures, and careful data management is required to see the IETS features. 

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