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Phase Contrast Transfer Function

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This lecture covers the phase contrast transfer function in Transmission Electron Microscopy, explaining how it is affected by defocus and spherical aberration, and how it influences the imaging process. The instructor discusses the mathematical expressions involved and the impact of different parameters on the final image quality.

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