Titlebook: Science of Microscopy; Peter W. Hawkes,John C. H. Spence Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 KLTcatalog.biology.control.electron micro

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Atomic Force Microscopy in the Life Sciencesthe pace of discovery of these elements has been increased substantially by proteomics, the need for more sophisticated microscopy has also substantially increased in recent years. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) plays a specific role in life science microscopy by allowing imaging to be combined with

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Electron Holographystatic fields are then described, followed by a description of high-resolution electron holography and alternative modes of electron holography. The majority of the experimental results described below are obtained using the off-axis, or “sideband,” TEM mode, which is the most widely used mode of el

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Diffractive (Lensless) Imagingn this geometry, resolution is, however, limited by detector pixel size, since the magnification is unity if lenses are not used.) In this review we will not discuss the recently developed and powerful transport of intensity method, which is also applicable to the near field (Paganin and Nugent, 199

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Rudolf Reicheltes, used to represent knowledge, provide powerful modeling potential. Developed by researchers from the field of Artificial Intelligence, ontologically based ap978-3-8349-1249-7978-3-8349-9920-7Series ISSN 2945-879X Series E-ISSN 2945-8803

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Gianluigi Bottones, used to represent knowledge, provide powerful modeling potential. Developed by researchers from the field of Artificial Intelligence, ontologically based ap978-3-8349-1249-7978-3-8349-9920-7Series ISSN 2945-879X Series E-ISSN 2945-8803