The reconstruction of the Si(110) surface and the chemisorption of the Si atom on this surface are investigated using a tight-binding molecular-dynamics scheme incorporating Green's-function methods. The present method belongs to a more general class of the embedding methods that have the advantage of allowing an efficient embedding of a finite subspace in an infinite or semi-infinite substrate. Our results support the rotational model for surface reconstruction of the n×1(n>~1) type. The reconstruction of the Si(110) surface was found to be removed, in general, upon chemisorption with Si adatoms and selectively in the presence of surface vacancies.
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