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... the magnetic field is just B 0 sin( a ), where B 0 is the magnetic field intensity of the OL at the sample plane in the optical axis, and a is the tilt angle, see Figure ...perform in ...
... the magnetic layers of future hard drives, FePd is one of the best candidates for fundamental magnetic structure ...The magnetic configuration of the layer is then made of domains with either up or ...
... Introduction Insitu experiments in transmission electron microscopes (TEM) offer enormous advantages by enabling direct observations and analyses of physical and chemical behav- ...
... J and Plamann T 2001 Ultramicroscopy 87 199 [10] Hüe F, Hÿtch M J, Houdellier F, Claverie A and Bender H 2009 ...Science and Technology through European ElectronMicroscopy, IP3: ...
... Core–shell nanostructures have recently attracted much attention, from both experimental and theoretical point of views, since it is possible to enhance or to design new physical and chemical ...
... nano-objects in subsequent mea- ...emission and absorption properties of a semi- conductor heterostructure can be correlated to its precise structural properties, which increases the accuracy of theoretical ...
... for LorentzMicroscopy : a JEOL 3010 with a thermionic electron gun and a FEI Titan fitted in with a Schottky ...300kV and are fitted with a Gatan Imaging Filter for zero loss ...
... with electron irradiation, mechanical stress was perhaps the first insitu field of ...(Kubin and Louchet, 1979) (see Figure 1.c). In such a case the sample has to be previously ...
... structural andmagnetic properties of this type of alloy can be found elsewhere ...for electronmicroscopy was prepared using a classical method by mechanical polishing and Ar ion ...
... seen in Fig. 3 the evolution of the surface occurs in three distinct stages: (1) the exsolution of precipitates on a number of grain boundary triple points, (2) the thermal etching of the grain boundaries ...
... Boccara and LLTech the ...specifically in oligodendrocytes. In CNP-EGFP fluorescence images of the corpus callosum with a pixel size of ...µm and a field of view of 594x672 µm, oligodendrocyte ...
... 2g and e g into four ...1 and its shoul- der. Compared to that in ambient temperature, the full width at half maximum (FWHM) of peak 1 increases at ...arrow in EELS spectrum at 450°C) ...
... U and 232 Th over geological ...keV) and α- particles ...atoms and α-particles are deposited in the mineral through ballistic and ionization process, ...observed in natural ...
... materials. In the case of uranium oxides, it is then likely that volume and grain boundary diffusion present comparable contributions to the global ...inversion in the prevailing diffusion ...
... Note that the distribution of precipitates is quite homogeneous and that particles lie preferentially along the (100) directions of the aluminium matrix. The high-resoluti[r] ...
... arrows in Figure 4 , we find that the carbon layers come from a modulated ...arrows in the inset in Figure 4 ...formation in NiO and MgO-modi fied NiO, ...NiO and MgO. 39 The ...
... Excellence in Nanoscience, Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosystems, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100083, ...Nanoscience and Technology, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, ...
... of magnetic states in Co/Cu multilayered nanocyli nders grown by electrodeposition with different thicknesses of both ...remnant magnetic states in individual Co layers have quantitatively ...
... First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisors Virginie Serin and Bénédicte ...nice and patient to me, and lead me to take a good first step toward my future scientific research ...