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Aberration Correction and Electron Holography [PDF]
Microscopy and Microanalysis, 2009 AbstractElectron holography has been shown to allow a posteriori aberration correction. Therefore, an aberration corrector in the transmission electron microscope does not seem to be needed with electron holography to achieve atomic lateral resolution.
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Strong-field photoelectron holography in the subcycle limit
Light: Science & ApplicationsStrong-field photoelectron holography is promising for the study of electron dynamics and structure in atoms and molecules, with superior spatiotemporal resolution compared to conventional electron and X-ray diffractometry.
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, 2019 Electron holography is a powerful technique that allows the phase shift of a high-energy electron wave that has passed through a specimen in the transmission electron microscope to be measured directly.
Dunin-Borkowski, Rafal E. +4 more
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Studies on the measurements of the electric potential distribution in organic light-emitting diodes by phase-shift electron holography [PDF]
, 2023 岩手大学博士（理工学）原著論文 ・Direct visualization of electric potential distribution in organic light emitting diode by phase-shifting electron holography, Yusei Sasaki, Kazuo Yamamoto, Satoshi Anada, Tsukasa Hirayama, and Noriyuki Yoshimoto, Applied Physics Express,
佐々木, 祐聖, SASAKI, Yusei
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Ferroelectric Electron Holography [PDF]
Microscopy and Microanalysis, 2002 Ferroelectrics are increasingly important as materials in semiconductor technology, e.g. for building non-volatile memory chips. For optimisation of the properties of such devices, there is an urgent need for methods, which analyse the ferroelectric properties at nanometer scale. Furthermore, the basic understanding of the interaction of ferroelectrics
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Pulsed electron holography [PDF]
Applied Physics Letters, 2013 A technique of pulsed low-energy electron holography is introduced, which allows for recording highly resolved holograms within reduced exposure times. Therefore, stacks of holograms are accumulated in a pulsed mode with individual acquisition times as short as 50 μs. Subsequently, these holograms are aligned and finally superimposed.
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iScience, 2020 Summary: Holography was originally invented for the purpose of magnifying electron microscopic images without spherical aberration and has been applied to photography for recording and reconstructing three-dimensional objects.
Satoshi Kawata, Miyu Ozaki
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X‐ray magnetic circular dichroism
Major Reference Works, Page 508-515., 2022 International Tables for Crystallography is the definitive resource and reference work for crystallography and structural science.
Each of the eight volumes in the series contains articles and tables of data relevant to crystallographic research and to applications of crystallographic methods in all sciences concerned with the ...
Gerrit van der Laan C. Chantler +2 more
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Holography with low-energy electrons [PDF]
Physical Review Letters, 1990 We have employed an ultrasharp tip, prepared by field-ion techniques, as a coherent point source of low-energy electrons. The source, which constitutes the origin of a spherical electron wave, is positioned close to small carbon fibers, at which some of the electrons are elastically scattered.
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Attributing scientific and technical progress: the case of holography [PDF]
, 2005 Holography, the three-dimensional imaging technology, was portrayed widely as a paradigm of progress during its decade of explosive expansion 1964–73, and during its subsequent consolidation for commercial and artistic uses up to the mid 1980s.
Johnston, Sean F., Johnston, S.F.
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