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Jürgen Boeckhstems and control, energetics, mechanics of materials, proc essing, production systems, thermal science, and tribology.978-1-4419-1962-5978-1-4757-5943-3Series ISSN 0941-5122 Series E-ISSN 2192-063X
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Site-specific milling and imaging has attracted wide interest as a technique in structural research of single eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, small animals, and different animal tissue, but it still remains to be explored more thoroughly. In the past, preparation of samples for site-specific mill
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Peter Kostorzbut also with correcting the raw data for various systematic errors that have been identified for this type of testing. The forces involved are usually in the millinewton (10. N) range and are measured with a resolution of a few nanonewtons (10. N). The depths of penetration are on the order of micr
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Jan Labitzkebut also with correcting the raw data for various systematic errors that have been identified for this type of testing. The forces involved are usually in the millinewton (10. N) range and are measured with a resolution of a few nanonewtons (10. N). The depths of penetration are on the order of micr
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oms at or near interfaces. Hence, unlike scattering techniques such as electron microscopy, interfaces appear diffused, not sharp. This, in turn, makes it challenging to visualize and quantitatively interpret the microstructure at the “meso” scale, where one is interested in the shape and form of th
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Udo Bullmann,Jan Kunzoms at or near interfaces. Hence, unlike scattering techniques such as electron microscopy, interfaces appear diffused, not sharp. This, in turn, makes it challenging to visualize and quantitatively interpret the microstructure at the “meso” scale, where one is interested in the shape and form of th