This paper presents a detailed analysis of high-load friction atomic force microscopy (AFM) images of layered structures in terms of a discrete stick-slip model. It turned out that based on a geometric approach, the characteristics of slip behavior can be linked to the cantilever/sample spring anisotropy. In particular, the use of polar scans is emphasized to analyze and to quantify these characteristics. The measured stiffness as derived from the slip behavior is in correspondence with the stiffness inferred from static friction. It is concluded that the combined stiffness of substrate and cantilever is constant during an AFM scan in a given direction, which supports the simple stick-slip model
In this paper we correlate the Atomic Force Microscope probe movement with surface location while sc...
The effective stiffness of a friction force microscope tip–substrate system is an important paramete...
[[abstract]]Atomic force microscopy (AFM) can be used to measure the Surface morphologies and the me...
This paper presents a detailed analysis of high-load friction atomic force microscopy (AFM) images o...
Various layered transition metal dichalcogenides were scanned with an optical-lever atomic force mic...
This article presents a quantitative determination of static deformation at a nanometer scale of a s...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
[[abstract]]Atomic force microscopy (AFM) probe with different functions can be used to measure the ...
Various layered transition metal dichalcogenides were scanned with an optical-lever atomic force mic...
A phase shift between the oscillatory motion and drive motion of an AFM-cantilever used for tapping ...
In this paper we correlate the Atomic Force Microscope probe movement with surface location while sc...
The effective stiffness of a friction force microscope tip–substrate system is an important paramete...
[[abstract]]Atomic force microscopy (AFM) can be used to measure the Surface morphologies and the me...
This paper presents a detailed analysis of high-load friction atomic force microscopy (AFM) images o...
Various layered transition metal dichalcogenides were scanned with an optical-lever atomic force mic...
This article presents a quantitative determination of static deformation at a nanometer scale of a s...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
It has been demonstrated that it is possible to create laterally differentiated frictional patternin...
[[abstract]]Atomic force microscopy (AFM) probe with different functions can be used to measure the ...
Various layered transition metal dichalcogenides were scanned with an optical-lever atomic force mic...
A phase shift between the oscillatory motion and drive motion of an AFM-cantilever used for tapping ...
In this paper we correlate the Atomic Force Microscope probe movement with surface location while sc...
The effective stiffness of a friction force microscope tip–substrate system is an important paramete...
[[abstract]]Atomic force microscopy (AFM) can be used to measure the Surface morphologies and the me...