论文信息 - Inversion of dynamical electron scattering to obtain the crystal potential using data from two thicknesses.

Inversion of dynamical electron scattering to obtain the crystal potential using data from two thicknesses.

A method is given to invert the multiple scattering of electrons in a crystalline slab to obtain the projected potential. For a fixed orientation of the incident beam of electrons, scattering data are required for two thicknesses of the crystal.

J. Spence | L. Allen | M. Oxley | C. Koch

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