Method of three-dimensional atomic imaging

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250307, H01J 3726

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ABSTRACT:
A method of three-dimensional imaging of the atomic environment of atoms near the surface of the sample involves forming a localized source electron diffraction pattern, detecting the intensity of the distribution of the pattern, and generating data corresponding to the intensity distribution. The intensity data is normalized and corrected for a phase shift error to produce data corresponding to a hologram. The process may be repeated at a several predetermined emitted electron energies, and the data at each energy is combined to yield a composite image intensity having improved resolution. The method of the invention can provide a lenseless electron microscope having a resolution better than one angstrom and which overcomes distortions caused by multiple scattering.

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