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Volume 21 - August 2015

Contents

Page 21 of 82

Material Sciences

  • TEM and HRTEM characterization of nanocomposites reinforced with carbon nanotubes

  • S. Simões, F. Viana, M. A. L. Reis, M. F. Vieira
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 September 2015, pp. 86-87
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Biological Science Symposia

B10 Multiscale Biological Imaging: From Micro to Macro — Animal to Clinical Models

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Numerical Methods

  • Monte Carlo Technique of Simulation of Electron Motion in Gas

  • Andrey Trubitsyn, Victor Gurov
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 September 2015, pp. 258-263
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Material Sciences

Numerical Methods

  • The Simulation of Energy Distribution of Electrons Detected by Segmental Ionization Detector in High Pressure Conditions of ESEM

  • V. Neděla, I. Konvalina, M. Oral, J. Hudec
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    28 September 2015, pp. 264-269
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  • This paper presents computed dependencies of the detected electron energy distribution on the water vapour pressure in an environmental scanning electron microscope obtained using the EOD software with a Monte Carlo plug-in for the electron-gas interactions. The software GEANT was used for the Monte Carlo simulations of the beam-sample interactions and the signal electron emission from the sample into the gaseous environment. The simulations were carried out for selected energies of the signal electrons collected by two electrodes with two different diameters with the voltages of +350 V and 0, respectively, and then 0 and +350 V, respectively, and for the distance of 2 mm between the sample and the detection electrodes of the ionization detector. The simulated results are verified by experimental measurements. Consequences of the simulated and experimental dependencies on the acquisition of the topographical or material contrasts using our ionization detector equipped with segmented detection electrode are described and discussed.

Biological Science Symposia

B10 Multiscale Biological Imaging: From Micro to Macro — Animal to Clinical Models

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Material Sciences

  • A microscopy study of Multiwall Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs)/BaTiO3

  • A. Mahajan, P. M. Costa, Á. Kukovecz, P. M. Vilarinho
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 September 2015, pp. 90-91
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P01 Bringing the Real World into the Electron Microscope: Peter R. Swann Memorial Symposium on In situ TEM and STEM

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  • Zen-like Simplicity is Hard Work, and Other Secrets I Learned from Peter Swann

  • Ondrej L. Krivanek
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    23 September 2015, pp. 91-92
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Numerical Methods

  • Theory of Cathode Lens with Multipole Components of Electrostatic Field and the Space Charge

  • Alpamys T. Ibrayev
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    28 September 2015, pp. 270-275
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  • Optimization of the Shapes of Electrodes of Electrostatic Lenses

  • Frank H. Read
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    28 September 2015, pp. 276-279
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  • We explore the benefits of using novel electrode shapes in electrostatic lenses. Two representative types of lenses are considered and significant improvements are obtained in their spherical aberrations.

Material Sciences

Physical Science Symposia

P01 Bringing the Real World into the Electron Microscope: Peter R. Swann Memorial Symposium on In situ TEM and STEM

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  • Peter Swann’s Key Role in the Past, Present and Future of Dynamic In-situ TEM

  • Edward D Boyes, Pratibha L Gai, Archie Howie
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    23 September 2015, pp. 93-94
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Front Cover (OFC, IFC) and matter

  • MAM volume 21 issue s4 Cover and Front matter

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    28 September 2015, pp. f1-f12
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  • Growth of mixed materials in the Be/W/O system in fusion devices

  • R. Mateus, P.A. Carvalho, N. Franco, E. Alves, C. Porosnicu, C.P. Lungu
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    10 September 2015, pp. 94-95
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P01 Bringing the Real World into the Electron Microscope: Peter R. Swann Memorial Symposium on In situ TEM and STEM

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  • In-Situ Tensile Deformation of Additively Manufactured Ti 6Al 4V

  • John R. Porter, Robert Wheeler, Michael Velez
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    23 September 2015, pp. 95-96
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