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The {}3×{}{}3-Au, {}3×{}{}3-Ag, "5×{}5"-Cu, and 6×{}6-Au overlayer interfaces on Si(111) are studied with k-resolved inverse photoemission. Strong surface-state emission is observed at {}2.0 eV above the Fermi level for all these surfaces, which is attributed to the local bonding between the metal atoms and the Si(111) substrate. The long-range order of the larger unit cells manifests itself as weak surface states at the Fermi level.
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