Markus Donath

University Professor, Director

University of Münster

Germany

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Markus Donath is a University Professor and Director at the University of Münster, Germany. His research focuses on advanced topics in photoemission spectroscopy, including spin-dependent phenomena and electronic properties of various materials. Recent publications highlight his work on vacuum-ultraviolet photon detection, the electronic states of Fe3O4, and the interplay of spin-orbit and exchange interactions in ferromagnetic systems.

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Kenya Shimada

Professor (full), Director

Hiroshima University

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Taichi Okuda

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Hiroshima University

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Christian Ast

Max Planck Institute

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Matthias Bode

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Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg

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Alexander Schneider

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Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

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Jürgen Henk

Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

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Articles (16)

Optimized vacuum-ultraviolet photon detection with acetone/CaF2 proportional counters for use in inverse photoemission

VUV polarimeter for inverse photoemission

Unoccupied electronic states of Fe3O4 (100): An angle-resolved inverse-photoemission study

L -gap surface resonance at Pt(111): Influence of atomic structure, d bands, and spin-orbit interaction

Spin-dependent hybridization of image-potential states and overlayer states: One monolayer of Tl on Ag(111)

Surface electronic structure of Re(0001): A spin-resolved photoemission study

Structural and electronic properties of Tl films on Ag(111): From (3×3) surface alloy to moiré superstructure

Comment on “Spin- and angle-resolved inverse photoemission setup with spin orientation independent from electron incidence angle” [Rev. Sci. Instrum. 93, 093904 (2022)]

Interplay of spin–orbit and exchange interaction in a ferromagnet/heavy-metal hybrid system: Ni on W(110)

Distinct Tamm and Shockley surface states on Re(0001) mixed by spin-orbit interaction

Rashba-split image-potential state and unoccupied surface electronic structure of Re(0001)

Rashba-split surface state and spin-dependent photon emission from Re(0001) at Γ¯

Rashba-type splitting of the Au(110) surface state: A combined inverse and direct photoemission study

Adlayer influence on Dirac-type surface state at W(110)

Monolayer attenuation length of low-energy electrons in Gd and Tb

Visualizing the multifractal wave functions of a disordered two-dimensional electron gas

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Kenya Shimada

Taichi Okuda

Christian Ast

Matthias Bode

Alexander Schneider

Jürgen Henk

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