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Transmission Electron Microscopy: Contrast Transfer Function

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Description

This lecture covers the point spread function in transmission electron microscopy, including the relationship between functions f, g, and h, as well as the contrast transfer function and its components A, B, and E. The Fourier transform of the exit wave is also discussed.

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