v_w.bib

@String{j-cat = {J. Catal.}}
@String{j-chem-phys = {J. Chem. Phys.}}
@String{prl = {Phys. Rev. Lett.}}
@string{prb="Phys. Rev. B"}
@string{surf-sci="Surf. Sci."}
@string{j-mol-cat-a={J. Mol. Catal. A}}

@article{norskov2002:_univer,
  Author =	 {{J. K. N{\o}rskov \emph{et al.}}},
  title =	 {Universality in heterogeneous catalysis},
  Journal =	 j-cat,
  Volume =	 209,
  Number =	 2,
  Pages =	 {275-278},
  Abstract =	 {Based on an extensive set of density functional
                  theory calculations it is shown that for a class of
                  catalytic reactions there is a universal, reactant
                  independent relation between the reaction activation
                  energy and the stability of reaction
                  intermediates. This leads directly to a universal
                  relationship between adsorption energies and
                  catalytic activity, which is used to pinpoint what
                  it is that determines the best catalyst for a given
                  reaction. The universality principle rationalizes a
                  number of known facts about catalysts and points to
                  new ways of improving them. (C) 2002 Elsevier
                  Science (USA).},
  Year =	 2002
}

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}

@Book{harrison1989,
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@Article{kitchin2003:_elucid_ni_pt,
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                  M. A. Barteau and T. E. Madey and B. Yakshinsky},
  title =	 {{Elucidation of the active surface and origin of the
                  weak metal-hydrogen bond on Ni/Pt(111) surfaces: a
                  surface science and density functional theory}},
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  year =	 2003,
  volume =	 544,
  number =	 {2-3},
  pages =	 {295-308}
}

@article{hammer1996:_co,
  Author =	 {B. Hammer and Y. Morikawa and J. K. N{\o}rskov},
  title =	 {{CO chemisorption at metal surfaces and overlayers}},
  Journal =	 prl,
  Volume =	 76,
  Number =	 12,
  Pages =	 {2141-2144},
  Abstract =	 {A database of ab initio calculations of the
                  chemisorption energy of CO over Ni(111), Cu(111),
                  Ru(0001), Pd(111), Ag(111), Pt(111), Au(111),
                  Cu3Pt(111), and some metallic overlayer structures
                  is presented. The trends can be reproduced with a
                  simple model describing the interaction between the
                  metal d states and the CO 2 pi* and 5 sigma states,
                  renormalized by the metal sp continuum. Our model
                  rationalizes the results by Rodriguez and Goodman
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                  correlation between the CO chemisorption energy and
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  Year =	 1996
}

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@Article{ruban1997:_surfac,
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  year =	 1997,
  volume =	 115,
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@Article{campbell1992:_chemic,
  author = 	 {R. A. Campbell and J. A. Rodriguez and D. W. Goodman},
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  year = 	 1992,
  volume =	 46,
  number =	 11,
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@Article{mavrikakis1998:_effec_strain_metal,
  author =	 {M. Mavrikakis and B. Hammer and J. K. N{\o}rskov},
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  journal =	 prl,
  year =	 1998,
  volume =	 81,
  number =	 13,
  pages =	 {2819-2822}
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@Article{kitchin2004:_modif_surfac_elect_chemic_proper,
  author =	 {J. R. Kitchin and J. K. N{\o}rskov and J. G. Chen
                  and M. A. Barteau},
  title =	 {Modification of the Surface Electronic and Chemical
                  Properties of Pt(111) by Subsurface 3d Transition
                  Metals},
  journal =	 j-chem-phys,
  year =	 2004,
  volume =	 {120},
  number =	 {21},
  pages =	 {10240-10247}
}

@Article{rodriguez1992,
  author = 	 {J. A. Rodriguez and D. W. Goodman},
  title = 	 {The nature of the metal-metal bond in bimetallic surfaces},
  journal = 	 {Science},
  year = 	 1992,
  volume =	 257,
  pages =	 {897-903}
}

@Article{schlapka2003:_surfac_strain_subst_inter_heter_metal_layer,
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                  U. K\"asberger and P. Jakob},
  title =	 {Surface Strain versus Substrate Interaction in
                  Heteroepitaxial Metal Layers: Pt on Ru(0001)},
  journal =	 prl,
  year =	 2003,
  volume =	 91,
  pages =	 016101
}

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