Rudolf Haindl, Kerim Köster, John H. Gaida, Maximilian Franz, A. Feist, C. Ropers
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Linear Femtosecond Tunable-Wavelength Photoassisted Cold Field Emission
We observe photoassisted cold field emission from a W(310) tip induced by tunable-wavelength low-power femtosecond laser excitation with photon energies Ø from 2.5 eV to 3.1 eV. The emission current from the apex of the (310)-oriented single-crystalline emitter is shown to linearly depend on incident laser power, while the effective work function is reduced by the respective photon energy.