Chapter 1: Introduction
1. Chapter 1: Introduction#
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MSE672: Introduction to Transmission Electron Microscopy
Spring 2024
| Gerd Duscher | Khalid Hattar |
| Microscopy Facilities | Tennessee Ion Beam Materials Laboratory |
| Materials Science & Engineering | Nuclear Engineering |
| Institute of Advanced Materials & Manufacturing | |
Background and methods to analysis and quantification of data acquired with transmission electron microscopes.
Introduction to this Jupyter Lecture Notebook-Book
This notebook-book, -course, -series, or whatever you want ot call it is a collection fo jupyter notebooks to analyse the various data which can be acquired with a transmission electron microscope (TEM).
First, you do not need to program anything, however, you will have to change the values of input parameters in the code cells. Of course, you are encouraged to modify the code in order to explore the data analysis methods. What can go wrong?
The advantage of jupyter notebooks is that it is a combination of a usual textbook and data-analysis software. The intent of the book is not to make a cool graphic user interface with a fast data analysis but to make it obvious what numerical and physical means are used to extract quantitative values from these data.
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This (note-)book chapter is divided in the following sections:
Chapter 1: Introduction
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