Weak-beam diffraction contrast images of dislocation loops have been simulated by solving numerically the Howie-Basinski equations, which avoid the column approximation. Quantitative comparisons are made with similar simulations which do make use of the column approximation. The images predicted by the Howie-Basinski equations were displaced relative to images calculated using the column approximation, and were generally broader and somewhat lower in intensity. The differences between the images were most marked for very small loops
Quantum-mechanical multiple scattering theory of electron backscattering from crystalline materials ...
Crystal damage induced by irradiation is investigated using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) c...
International audienceThe elastic distortions nearby the two emerging points of a straight inclined ...
Defining the limits of visibility of small defect clusters and dislocation loops, and optimal diffra...
Weak-beam diffraction-contrast electron microscope images of stacking-fault tetrahedra (SFT) have be...
Abstract The influence of the number of diffracted beams on weak-beam contrast simu-lations of thick...
The influence of the number of diffracted beams on weak-beam contrast simulations of thickness conto...
The kinematical theory developed by Hirsch et al. (1960) for the diffraction contrast of electron tr...
The basic ideas and development of the weak beam method (Cockayne, Ray an Whelan, 1969) are describe...
The first electron microscope observations of dislocations fifty years ago already established the m...
Dislocations in crystalline materials have a strong impact on mechanical properties. As a result, id...
The imaging conditions for weak beam (WB) studies of dislocations in Ti3AI with intermediate voltage...
Many-beam dynamical simulations and observations have been made for large-angle convergent-beam elec...
The imaging conditions for weak bearn (WB) studies of dislocations in Ti3A1 with intermediate voltag...
Conventional strong-beam imaging techniques have been widely applied in the study of crystal defects...
Quantum-mechanical multiple scattering theory of electron backscattering from crystalline materials ...
Crystal damage induced by irradiation is investigated using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) c...
International audienceThe elastic distortions nearby the two emerging points of a straight inclined ...
Defining the limits of visibility of small defect clusters and dislocation loops, and optimal diffra...
Weak-beam diffraction-contrast electron microscope images of stacking-fault tetrahedra (SFT) have be...
Abstract The influence of the number of diffracted beams on weak-beam contrast simu-lations of thick...
The influence of the number of diffracted beams on weak-beam contrast simulations of thickness conto...
The kinematical theory developed by Hirsch et al. (1960) for the diffraction contrast of electron tr...
The basic ideas and development of the weak beam method (Cockayne, Ray an Whelan, 1969) are describe...
The first electron microscope observations of dislocations fifty years ago already established the m...
Dislocations in crystalline materials have a strong impact on mechanical properties. As a result, id...
The imaging conditions for weak beam (WB) studies of dislocations in Ti3AI with intermediate voltage...
Many-beam dynamical simulations and observations have been made for large-angle convergent-beam elec...
The imaging conditions for weak bearn (WB) studies of dislocations in Ti3A1 with intermediate voltag...
Conventional strong-beam imaging techniques have been widely applied in the study of crystal defects...
Quantum-mechanical multiple scattering theory of electron backscattering from crystalline materials ...
Crystal damage induced by irradiation is investigated using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) c...
International audienceThe elastic distortions nearby the two emerging points of a straight inclined ...