Electron Microscopy in Material Science

✍ Scribed by U. Valdre (Eds.)

Year: 1971
Tongue: English
Leaves: 741
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
CONTRIBUTORS, Page III
Front Matter, Page V
Copyright, Page VI
Inside Front Cover, Pages VII-VIII
Foreword, Page XI, A. ZICHICHI
Introduction, Page XIII, THE EDITOR
The Impact of Transmission Electron Microscopy in the Science of Materials, Pages 3-11, P.B. HIRSCH
Geometrical Electron Optics, Pages 15-73, A. SEPTIER
Problems on Geometrical Electron Optics, Pages 75-101, A. SEPTIER
Secondary Ion Microanalysis and Energy-Selecting Electron Microscopy, Pages 103-161, R. CASTAING
High Intensity Electron Sources and Scanning Electron Microscopy, Pages 163-207, A.V. CREWE
Special Electron Microscope Specimen Stages, Pages 209-235, U. VALDRÈ, M.J. GORINGE
Image Recording with Semiconductor Detectors and Video Amplification Devices, Pages 237-272, K.-H. HERMANN, D. KRAHL, A. KÜBLER, V. RINDFLEISCH
The Theory of Electron Diffraction Image Contrast, Pages 275-301, A. HOWIE
Application of Electron Diffraction, Pages 303-359, R. GEVERS
Metallurgical Information from Electron Micrographs, Pages 361-387, L.M. BROWN
The Application of Electron Microscopy to Radiation Damage Studies, Pages 389-461, M.J. MAKIN
Computing Methods, Pages 463-489, M.J. GORINGE
Typical Problems in Electron Microscopy, Pages 491-538, M.J. GORINGE, C.R. HALL
Transfer of Image Information in the Electron Microscope, Pages 541-569, F.A. LENZ
Phase Contrast Electron Microscopy, Pages 571-625, F. THON
Contrast Phenomena in Electron Images of Amorphous and Macromolecular Objects, Pages 627-663, A.C. VAN DORSTEN
Contrast Calculations for Small Clusters of Atoms, Pages 665-679, C.R. HALL
Some Aspects of Lorentz Microscopy, Pages 681-711, R.H. WADE
Magnetic Phase Contrast, Pages 713-757, D. WOHLLEBEN
“Ettore Majorana” International Centre for Scientific Culture: A Series of Selected Publications directed by A. Zichichi, Page 759

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