1984
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210860104
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Phase information in transmission electron-microscope investigation of defects dynamic images with a weak amplitude contrast

Abstract: As a first Born approximation to the two‐wave dynamical theory of electron diffusion, changes in the phases of transmitted and diffracted waves on the exit surface of a crystal containing small defects are considered. The relationship between the phase distribution, the foil thickness, and the defect location depth is analysed. It is shown that phase information is helpful in identifying the type of imperfection (interstitial or vacancy) in cases when focused images have no black‐and‐white contrast.

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“…The intensity distribution for the transmitted and diffracted waves in point re on the exit surface of the crystal is fully determined by the wave function [5],…”
Section: Images Of Imperfect Crystalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The intensity distribution for the transmitted and diffracted waves in point re on the exit surface of the crystal is fully determined by the wave function [5],…”
Section: Images Of Imperfect Crystalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such micrographs can be used for the identification of various imperfections. I n some cases, where the focused individual micrographs show no black-andwhite contrast, defocusirig can be used in order to obtain asymmetric black-andwhite images or to identify imperfections [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%