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Using cold helium atomic beam diffraction and atomic beam overlayer deposition, we have measured the structure of krypton physisorbed on the (100) face of NaCl crystals at temperatures below 50 K. Our data show that this system provides the first example of a rare gas overlayer growing with fourfold nearest neighbor coordination up to a complete monolayer coverage and beyond. The lattice mismatch...
We generalize previous stochastic classical trajectory-ghost atom calculations for describing palladium deposition onto the Ni(111) surface between 0.1 and 0.5 monolayers. The growth evolves through two-dimensional islands. The islands are formed following the downward funneling mechanism. Surface temperature does not affect the island growth.
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