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Volume 21 - August 2015

Contents

Page 20 of 82

Biological Science Symposia

B09 Utilizing Microscopy for Research and Diagnosis of Diseases in Humans, Plants, and Animals

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Numerical Methods

  • PEC Reliability in 3D E-beam DOE Nanopatterning.

  • Stanislav Krátký, Michal Urbánek, Vladimir Kolařík
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    28 September 2015, pp. 230-235
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Material Sciences

  • Friction coefficient of orthotic foams

  • R. Cláudio, M. Guedes, A. Casimiro, M. Silva, C. Figueiredo-Pina
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 September 2015, pp. 76-77
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Numerical Methods

  • Analytical Technique in the Boundary Element Method for 3D Self-Consistent Problems of Electron Optics

  • Valentin Ivanov
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    28 September 2015, pp. 236-241
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B09 Utilizing Microscopy for Research and Diagnosis of Diseases in Humans, Plants, and Animals

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  • EM Detection of Viruses in Organ Transplant Patients

  • Sara E. Miller, David N. Howell
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    23 September 2015, pp. 79-80
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B10 Multiscale Biological Imaging: From Micro to Macro — Animal to Clinical Models

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  • In-situ Topographical and Elemental Characterisation of Biological Soft Matter

  • C.L. Collins, C. McCarthy, S.R. Burgess
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    23 September 2015, pp. 81-82
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Numerical Methods

  • Accurate Interpolation of 3D Fields Close to the Optical Axis

  • Michal Horák, Jakub Zlámal
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    28 September 2015, pp. 242-245
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Material Sciences

  • Template-free nanoporous cellulose films on Silicon substrates

  • A.P. Carapeto, A.M. Ferraria, P. Brogueira, S. Boufi, A.M. Botelho do Rego
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 September 2015, pp. 82-83
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B10 Multiscale Biological Imaging: From Micro to Macro — Animal to Clinical Models

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Numerical Methods

  • Simulation of Space Charge Effects in Electron Optical System Based on the Calculations of Current Density

  • Jiří Zelinka, Martin Oral, Tomáš Radlička
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    28 September 2015, pp. 246-251
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  • We present a numerical method for iterative computation of electron optical systems influenced by space charge with an improved accuracy in the same calculation time. We replace the common algorithm for evaluating the space charge distribution with a new one based on the calculation of the current density distribution from an aberration polynomial. We introduce a re-meshing algorithm which adapts the mesh used for the field calculation by the finite element method in each iteration to the actual space charge distribution to keep it sufficiently fine in all areas with non-zero space charge.

Biological Science Symposia

B10 Multiscale Biological Imaging: From Micro to Macro — Animal to Clinical Models

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Numerical Methods

  • Analytical Method for Electron Gun Calculation

  • Oleg D. Potapkin
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    28 September 2015, pp. 252-257
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  • The model of thermionic electron gun was developed. The Dirichlet problem for the cylinder (the Wehnelt electrode) restricted by two bottoms, one of them imitates a plane cathode and another imitates the equipotential surface, was solved analytically. It allows to study electron optical properties of the gun and its behaviour in dependence on Wehnelt potential for different cylinder depths. When the focal distance and the crossover size have the minimal value, this mode is called a work one. The crossover size and the beam half-angle values in this mode were approximated and the analytical method for electron gun calculation was developed.

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