tip-sample interaction
Subsurface contrast due to friction in heterodyne force microscopy
... the sample [ 6, 25 ] , which means the cantilever works only as a ...the tip – sample interaction, which can be measured experimen- ...) tip – sample model is not important as ...
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Microwave Impedance Microscopy Of Nanostructured Carbon
... the tip-sample interaction may be mediated by a host of different electrical, magnetic, chemical, mechanical, and atomic forces, comparing a land- scape rich in physical information that is ...
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Selecting the tip electron orbital for scanning tunneling microscopy imaging with sub ?ngstrom lateral resolution
... empty tip electron states (fig. 6(a)). We assume that the strong tip-sample interaction, inducing uncontrollable fluctuations of the gap spacing at small distances [29], is the most probable ...
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Nano contact microscopy of supracrystals
... a tip has been ...the tip–sample interaction are tracked and, via the formula introduced by Sader and Jarvis [18], can be converted to force or potential energy ...and tip–sample ...
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Mechanics of Interactions and Atomic-Scale Wear of Tips ian Amplitude Modulation Atomic Force Microscopy
... the tip-sample interaction in ...minimize tip/sample ...the tip-sample contact geometry, calculating the peak repulsive force and normal stress over the course of the wear ...
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The adhesion force study of dairy thermophile Anoxybacillus flavithermus CM with atomic force microscopy : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering in Chemical & Nanotechnology at Massey University, Manawatu, New Zealand
... each tip is able to handle the fast scan rate up to 5 ...the tip scans along, the area with higher elevation shows up in the images ...softer tip is use due to the smaller spring constant ...
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Numerical investigation of the effect of cannula placement on thrombosis
... ments, the vorticity isolevel contour plot for all three placements are plotted in Figure 5 for various time points (t = 0.42, 0.5 and 0.6 s). Regardless of the difference in cannula placement, vortex formation patterns ...
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Computer simulation studies of magnetic nanostructures
... generic sample with arbitrary shape and a symmetry in the xy plane (point A), here repre- sented by a ...left sample has an out-of-plane vortex, where the magnetisation circulates in the xy plane (point C, ...
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The whales and dolphins of Tasmania: Part 1 external characters and habits
... Total length Tip of snout to angle of mouth Tip of snout to eye Tip of snout to blowhole Tip of snout to anterior base of Tip of snout to anterior base of ba,k Length of dorsal fin H.eig[r] ...
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Role of image forces in non-contact scanning force microscope images of ionic surfaces
... gets very close to the Na ion in the terrace the ion begins to displace towards the tip oxygen, greatly increasing the attractive force. When the separa- tion is closer than around 4.7 A ˚ the displacement of the ...
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Spin flip inelastic electron spectroscopy
... These involve the tip-to-sample coupling strength, the onsite energy of the localized impurity, the spin quantum number of the impurity, the exchange coupling between the local spins and[r] ...
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First Measurement of $ν μ$ Charged Current $π^{0}$ Production on Argon with a LArTPC
... neutrino-argon interaction model, and the detector ...neutrino-argon interaction un- certainties, individual parameters are varied within the GENIE neutrino interaction models ...neutrino ...
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Polarization Properties in Apertureless Type Scanning Near Field Optical Microscopy
... the tip’ s extremity and the sam- ple’s ...available tip, with higher intensity and good polarization ...is tip- enhance Raman scattering spectroscopy ...
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The use of artificial neural networks in electrostatic force microscopy
... As it has been shown before [11], ANNs are able to es- timate physical magnitudes in highly undetermined sys- tems. In this article, we train an ANN with a complete thin film sample to study the necessity of ...
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Local Oxide Growth Mechanisms on Nickel Films
... using AFM noncontact mode had three important steps: First, an oscillating probe is placed about 10 nm above the sample surface. Second, a voltage pulse is applied to form a liquid bridge between the tip ...
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Casingless down hole for sealing an ablation volume and obtaining a sample for analysis
... subsurface sample for analysis using an inductively coupled plasma system is ...detachable tip member which has a soil point mad a barb, with the soil point aiding the penetration of the earth, and the barb ...
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Mapping the force field of a hydrogen bonded assembly
... The amount of literature on hydrogen bonding is, unsurpris- ingly, voluminous, given its central importance in so many scientific fields, including biochemistry and biomaterials 6 , organic synthesis 7 , and, of ...
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Reflection mode scanning near field optical microscopy: Influence of sample type, tip shape, and polarization of light
... The sample used for these experiments was a similar region of the e-beam etched sample as shown in ...the tip was polarized at 45°, 10°, and 70° to the lines, ...the tip scans above the glass, ...
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An improved tip vortex cavitation model for propeller-rudder interaction
... for tip vortex ...cavitating tip vortices well downstream of the propeller plane using the new approach such ...the tip vortex cavitation through the ...flow interaction leading to more ...
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Design of digital instrumentation for scanning probe microscopy : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Physics at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... may have an oxide layer covering it or it may have multiple protrusions. Hockett and Creager [98] report current spikes due to untreated oxide layers. When etching tungsten electrochemically the build-up of an oxide ...
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