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Photoemission studies using synchrotron radiation show that laser-annealed Si(111)-(1×{}1) and Si(111)-(7×{}7) surfaces have very similar electronic structures; namely, both show (i) the same two surface states (each with a characteristic angular emission pattern), (ii) similar surface core-level spectra, and (iii) the same Fermi-level pinning. We observe that the (1×{}1) and cleaved (2×{}1) surfaces are not related as recently reported. Low-energy-electron-diffraction studies conclude that the (1×{}1) surface has a compressed ideal (1×{}1) geometry; this is inconsistent with a band-theory interpretation of our results.
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