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Heinrich Rohrer What is this profile? Gerd Binnig Nobel Prize Scanning Tunneling Microscope ... People Named Rohrer Quick Facts about Heinrich Rohrer: Description, Rohrer was awarded the 1986 physics Nobel Prize for his development of the scanning tunnelling Source: www.intute.ac.uk... www.intute.ac.uk Heinrich Rohrer was born on June 6, 1933 in Buchs (SG), Switzerland Source: domino.research.ibm.com Heinrich Rohrer is a Swiss physicist who was one of three scientists to win the 1986 Nobel Prize in Physics Source: IEEEVM: Heinrich Rohrer www.ieee-virtual-museum.org Rohrer was so impressed by Binnig's idea that he invited him to Zurich to Source: THE ALPHABET OF NATURE www.marcuschown.com Rohrer had one-on-one discussions with six ICYS research fellows Source: Topics www.nims.go.jp Professional Profile for Heinrich Rohrer Web Extracted Biography - Zoominfo Heinrich Rohrer , IBM Corporation ... www.zoominfo.com/Search/Person...ersonID=127303729 Pages related to Heinrich Rohrer Heinrich Rohrer (born June 6, 1933) is a Swiss physicist and Nobel laureate. ‚· Ernst Ruska / Gerd Binnig / Heinrich Rohrer (1986) ‚· Johannes Bednorz / Karl en.wikipedia.org

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Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Rohrer, Heinrich (b. June 6, 1933, Switzerland), Swiss physicist who, with Gerd Binnig , received half of the 1986 Nobel Prize for Physics for their joint invention of the scanning tunneling microscope. (Ernst Ruska received the other half of the prize.) scanning tunneling microscope. This instrument is equipped with a tiny tungsten probe whose tip, only about one or two atoms wide, is brought to within 5 or 10 atoms' distance of the surface of a conducting or semiconducting material. (An atom is equal to about one angstrom, or one ten-billionth of a metre.) When the electric potential of the tip is made to differ by a few volts from that of the surface, quantum mechanical effects cause a measurable electric current to cross the gap. The strength of this current is extremely sensitive to the distance between the probe and the surface, and as the probe's tip scans the surface, it can be kept a fixed distance away by raising and lowering it so as to hold the current constant. A record of the elevation of the probe is a topographical map of the surface under study, on which the contour intervals are so small that the individual atoms making up the surface are clearly recognizable.

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