Anomalous Light Emission from Metal Phthalocyanine Films on Au(111) Activated by Tunneling-Current-Induced Surface Plasmon

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• Japan Society of Applied Physicsの論文
• 2010-01-25

著者

• SHIGEKAWA Hidemi

  Institute of Applied Physics, University of Tsukuba

• Takeuchi Osamu

  Institute Of Applied Physics University Of Tsukuba

• Takeuchi Osamu

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• Takeuchi Osamu

  Institute Of Applied Physics And 21st Coe University Of Tsukuba

• Shigekawa Hidemi

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• Shigekawa Hidemi

  Institute Of Applied Physics And 21st Coe University Of Tsukuba

• Okada Arifumi

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• KANAZAWA Ken

  Institute of Applied Physics, CREST-JST, University of Tsukuba

• HAYASHI Kiwamu

  Institute of Applied Physics, CREST-JST, University of Tsukuba

• OKAWA Naohiro

  Institute of Applied Physics, CREST-JST, University of Tsukuba

• KURITA Takehiro

  Institute of Applied Physics, CREST-JST, University of Tsukuba

• Hayashi Kiwamu

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• Kanazawa Ken

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• Okawa Naohiro

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

• Kurita Takehiro

  Institute Of Applied Physics Crest-jst University Of Tsukuba

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