High-resolution electron energy loss spectrometry (HREELS)
Electron energy loss spectrometry in solids
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High-resolution electron energy loss spectrometry (HREELS)
Electron energy loss spectrometry in solids

Authors : Paul A. THIRY, Roland CAUDANO, Jean-Jacques PIREAUX

Publication date: October 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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3. High-resolution electron energy loss spectrometry (HREELS)

3.1 Principle of measurement and description of spectrometers

This spectrometry, described in detail in a book by Ibach and Mills , focuses on energy losses resulting from vibrational excitations (from 10 to 500 meV). The analyzers used take the form of hemispheres or 127° cylindrical sectors, the latter possibly modified with a toroidal curvature. Conventional electron sources, with intrinsic energy distributions of the order of 300...

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