Çakmak 
      
     Theoretical
Physics
    Çakmak
 
          
             
        Mehmet ÇAKMAK
School of Physics
University of Exeter
Stocker Road
Exeter
EX4 4QL
UK
e-mail cakmak@excc.ex.ac.uk
Telephone (Exeter) 264198
Dept. Office  264151
Fax 264111
The dialling code for Exeter is 01392 (from UK),
+44 1392 (international).
My  research subject is  theoretical  studies of structural and
electronic     properties   
of  overlayers     on    semiconductor
surfaces
In particular,   I  have been working  on   S and
H2S-molecule  adsorbed      on         the
InP(110),  GaAs(110),    GaP(110), Si(001)  and    Ge(001) 
surfaces. (  H2
S-Si(001)-(1x2))
I have been   working   on   disilane     and
 digermane on the Si(001)
and    Ge(001) surfaces.  Surface processes
during   chemical  vapor deposition and   the  atomic-layer epitaxy of
group-IV elements currently have received extensive interest. Although
this process is   most  important for  the microelectronics  industry,
a detailed  theoretical understanding of these surfaces has not   been
investigated. I  am  using  an  ab  initio
pseudopotential                                                     LDA   code
developed              by              my         supervisor        Dr. G.P. Srivastava.
Publications...
14-M.      Çakmak    and    G.P. Srivastava,
Desorption of S, Se and Te from  the Si(001) surface, to be
submitted Eur. Phys. Lett. (1999).  
13-M.         Çakmak,
S.C.A.                   Gay,                 and                   G.P. Srivastava
Adsorption of GeH2 on the Si(001) surface, to be
submitted Surf. Sci (1999).
 
 
 12-S.C.A.               Gay,            M.
Çakmak                     and                  G.P. Srivastava, Comparative
study of  Bi overlayers  on the III-Sb(110)-(1x1) surfaces,
submitted to Surf.  Sci (1999).   
11-M.      Çakmak, S.C.A.               Gay   and     G.P. Srivastava,
Structure and energetics  of segregated and nonsegregated H:Ge(001)/Si
and   Cl:Ge(001)/Si,    submitted   to  Surf.   Sci
(1999).  
10-M.          Çakmak         and    G.P. Srivastava,
Dissociative  adsorption  of Si2H6 on the Si(001)
surface,       submitted   to  Phys.     Rev.    B
(1999).
  
     9-M.      Çakmak   and G.P. Srivastava,
Adsorption of  partially and fully dissociated H2S molecule
on the Si(001)  and Ge(001)  surfaces,   Phys.    Rev.    B     60, 5497 (1999).     (Abstract)
8-M.      Çakmak    and     G.P. Srivastava,
 Ab initio study of  the adsorption of H2S onto  the
Si(001)  surface,   Sur.  Sci. 433, 420 (1999).
    7- M.      Çakmak  and  G.P. Srivastava
, Adsorption  and desorption of  S on  and  off Si(001) studied by
Ab  initio  Density Functional Theory,    J. Appl. Phys. 84,
6070                             (1998).                            (Abstract)
   6-  M.     Çakmak   and  G.P. Srivastava
,
Ab   initio
 
study  of atomic   geometry,  electronic states and
bonding  for H2S-adsorption  on III-V(110)-(1x1)  surfaces,
    
Phys.      Rev.       B 57, 4486 (1998).       
(Abstract)
5-M.       Çakmak     and   G.P. Srivastava,
Theoretical study  of the  GaAs(110)-(1x1)-H2S surface, 
Sur.  Sci., 404, 658 (1998).
 
4-M.          Çakmak  and   G.P. Srivastava,
An  ab  initio calculation of  the adsorption of H2S
onto InP(110)-(1x1) surface,  Appl.  Sur.  Sci. 123/124, 52 (1998).
 
3-H.    M.    Tutuncu,         M.
Çakmak                 and                      G.P. Srivastava,
Structural, electronic   and vibrational properties  of the  InSb(110)
surface,  Appl.  Sur.  Sci.  123/124, 146 (1998).
2-M.    Çakmak     and      G.P. Srivastava,
Calculation of atomic geometry,  electronic states and bonding for the
S-deposited InP(110) surface, Phys.   Rev.  B 56,  1928 (1997).  (Abstract)
 1-M.  Çakmak
and                                                                 G.P. Srivastava,
A   theoretical  study  of    sulphur  adsorption  on  InP(110),   
Sur. Sci. 377, 592 (1997).
Should you like a reprint  or pre-print of any or  all of these then I
would be delighted to post them to you.
 
cakmak@excc.ex.ac.uk
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 (PhD Thesis)
 
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