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We have made the first complete thin-film energy-band calculation including the spin-orbit interaction. Except for the inclusion of spin-orbit parameters, the method used is identical to the parametrization scheme we have previously applied to several $3d$ transition metals. Two of the three surface features observed in tungsten(001) photoemission are found near Γ as well as many other surface states throughout the two-dimensional Brillouin zone. Spin-orbit induced surface states are found in Γ, X̄, and M̄ gaps and an unexpected spin-orbit splitting of the degenerate surface states on opposite sides of the film is found and explained.
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Grise et al. (1979) studied this question.
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