Abstract
1 min readWhile the observation of magnetic structure with nanometer spatial resolution has been successfully achieved with various transmission electron microscopy (TEM) techniques such as Lorentz TEM, off-axis electron holography, differential phase contrast (DPC), and more recently, Lorentz scanning TEM, atomic-scale imaging of magnetization remains challenging.This can be traced back to the extremely small phase-shifts acquired by the electron beam due to the magnetic vector potential, A(x, y, z), compared to those acquired due to the electrostatic potential of the sample, V(x, y, z): φ(x, y) = φ e (x, y) + φ m (x, y) = σ ∫ V(x, y, z)dze h -∫ A z (x, y, z)dz,
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