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Atomic nanolines are one dimensional systems realized by assembling manyatoms on a substrate into long arrays. The electronic properties of thenanolines depend on those of the substrate. Here, we demonstrate that to fullyunderstand the electronic properties of Bi nanolines on clean Si(001) severaldifferent contributions must be accounted for. Scanning tunneling microscopyreveals a variety of different patterns along the nanolines as the imaging biasis varied. We observe an electronic phase shift of the Bi dimers, associatedwith imaging atomic p-orbitals, and an electronic coupling between the Binanoline and neighbouring Si dimers, which influences the appearance of both.Understanding the interplay between the Bi nanolines and Si substrate couldopen a novel route to modifying the electronic properties of the nanolines.

Electronic coupling between Bi nanolines and the Si(001) substrate: An experimental and theoretical study