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Measurement of three-dimensional force fields with atomic resolution using dynamic force spectroscopy

Hölscher et al., 2002

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970611309134620565
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Hölscher H
Langkat S
Schwarz A
Wiesendanger R
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Applied physics letters

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Using dynamic force microscopy and spectroscopy in an ultrahigh vacuum (“noncontact atomic force microscopy”) at low temperatures, we measured three-dimensional force fields with atomic resolution. The method is based on the systematic recording of the frequency …
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