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Transforming 4D-STEM Data: From Diffraction to Cepstra & Aberrations to BrightnessCueva, 2021
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The goal of microscopy is to take position-resolved data of things invisible & small and transform that data into something meaningful & macroscopic. In the case of scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) we generate position resolved data by raster …
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