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{\Large \bf Synchrotron Radiation and Photoelectron\\
 Physics Group}\\

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Professor          &:&Shigeru~Sato\\
Associate Professor &:&Shoji~Suzuki~\\
Assistant Professor &:&Akinori~Tanaka\\

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(http://srpe2.phys.tohoku.ac.jp/)\\
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We are studying the electronic structures of solids and solid surfaces with
photoemission and inverse-photoemission spectroscopy.
Our particular interest is on quantum confinement effects on the electronic  structures in the low-dimensional nano-structured metals, such as metallic nanofilms and nanowires grown on the various substrates and surface-passivated metallic  nanoparticles. In addition, the electronic structures of strongly correlated electron systems such 4f/5f materials are also studied.
The design study of a third generation, high-brightness, 1.8 Gev synchrotron
light source is promoted in collaboration with several members from the Laboratory
of Nuclear Science and some institutes in the university.   

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