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Assessing quantitative phase reliability in electron ptychography using a twisted trilayer WS2 thickness staircase
The phase of an electron wave is sensitive to the local electrostatic environment and can therefore provide information about atomic-scale structural variations. In electron ptychography, however, specimen thickness, multiple scattering and projected atomic overlap can complicate the quantitative in
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