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Journal article

Channelling effects in atomic resolution STEM

CJ Rossouw, LJ Allen, SD Findlay, MP Oxley

Ultramicroscopy | ELSEVIER | Published : 2003

DOI: 10.1016/S0304-3991(03)00095-0

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Keywords

Incoherent Contrast
Boundary Conditions
Mixed Dynamic Form Factor
Shell Ionization
Interstitial Cr
Inelastic Electron-Diffraction
Nonlocal Interactions
K-Shell
Microscopy
Thermal Diffuse-Scattering
Patterns
Contrast
Science & Technology
Technology
Lattice
Location
Crystals
Lattice-Resolution
Stem
Coherent Electron Probe

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