Design of a laser-assisted tomographic atom probe at Münster University

Design of a laser-assisted tomographic atom probe at Münster University

To benefit from the latest technical improvements in atom probe analysis, a new tomographic atom probe has been built at the University of Münster, Germany. The instrument utilizes a femtosecond laser system with a high repetition rate combined with the ability of using a micrometer-sized extraction...

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Hauptverfasser: Schlesiger, Ralf, Oberdorfer, Christian, Würz, Roland, Greiwe, Gerd, Stender, Patrick, Artmeier, Michael, Pelka, Patrick, Spaleck, Frank, Schmitz, Guido
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