Dynamical Processes and Ordering on Solid Surfaces: Proceedings of the Seventh Taniguchi Symposium, Kashikojima, Japan, September 10–14, 1984: Springer Series in Solid-State Sciences, cartea 59

I Dynamical Processes.- Quantum Theory of Rotational and Vibrational Energy-Transfer at Surfaces.- Dynamical Aspects in Chemical Reactions Near Solid Surfaces-Special Reference to the Ortho-Para Conversion on Magnetic Surfaces.- A Stochastic Trajectory Approach to Gas-Surface Inelastic Collisions.- Improvements to the Trajectory Approximation in Atom-Surface Scattering.- Theory of Surface Dynamical Processes with Gas-Solid Electron Transfer.- Non-Adiabatic Processes in Field Desorption Phenomena.- Theory of Charge Exchange Collisions at Solid Surfaces.- Energy Dissipation at Metal Surfaces: The Electron-Hole Pair Mechanism.- Energy Dissipation Under Time-Dependent Local Perturbations.- Effects of Intraatomic Coulomb Interaction in the Time-Dependent Newns-Anderson Model.- Ionization Probabilities of Desorbed Atoms.- Density-Functional Studies of the Atom-Surface Interaction and the Ionization Probability of Sputtered Atoms.- Adsorbate-Surface Interactions.- Applications of Force Analysis to Interactions Between Oxygen Atoms and Surface Atoms on the Al(111) and Mg(0001) Surfaces.- II Optical Processes.- Surface Effects on Linear and Nonlinear Dynamics of Polaritons.- Interference of Polariton Waves in a Thin Film of CuCl: Additional Boundary Conditions and the Effect of Selective Pumping.- Charge-Transfer Instability in Optical Processes of Adsorbates.- Optical Spectra of Adsorbates on Metal Surfaces.- III Ordering.- Rare Gas Monolayers on Crystal Surfaces. Impurity Effects.- The Lattice Gas Model of Surface Ordering.- Electronic Structure of Metal Overlayers on Si(111) Surface.- Commensurate Structures of Ionic Adlayer with Repulsive Long Range Interaction.- Temperature Effect in Surface Reconstruction of Clean and Hydrogen-Adsorbed W(001) Surface.- Phenomenological Analysis of the W(001) Reconstructed Surface.- Index of Contributors.