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Applications of coherent electron beams

Thesen, 2003

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Thesen A
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The use of coherent beams for interferometric measurements has gained great popularity in light optics over the last decades. The availability of coherent electron sources has now opened the door to apply the concept of holographic imaging in many new areas. Off-axis …
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