@techreport{oai:jaxa.repo.nii.ac.jp:00045019,
 author = {恩地, 瑛 and 津田, 尚一 and ONJI, Akira and TSUDA, Shoichi},
 month = {May},
 note = {Reflected intensity distributions of neon, argon and kripton from planes of silver, nickel and platinum were measured at incident energies ranging from 0.06 to 3.8 eV. The surfaces of these metals were assumed to be contaminated by adsorbed molecules as no effort had been made to remove them. Lobular patterns were obtained for nickel and platinum planes when the incident energies exceeded 1.0eV. For silver planes, the distribution pattern was always lobular even when the incident energies were low. For these lobular distributions, the behaviour of two characteristics, Δθ, the deviation of the angle of the maximum flux from the specular direction and λ, the width at half-height, was studied and compared with existing results obtained from clean surfaces. With the presence of adsorbed molecules, distribution profiles compared with those of clean surfaces become broader and the direction of the maximum flux moves towards the surface normal. From precise studies of the characteristics, it could be concluded that, in the scattering, the adsorbed layer works to reduce the incident energies and raise the surface temperature by absorbing the incident energies. When the incident energies become high, sputtering of adsorbed molecules begins to occur and the measured patterns gradually approach those of clean surfaces., 資料番号: NALTR0761000, レポート番号: NAL TR-761},
 title = {吸着層をもつ金属表面からの稀ガスの散乱分布特性},
 year = {1983}
}