Mathematical Crystallography
4D-STEM, or four-dimensional scanning transmission electron microscopy, is an advanced imaging technique that combines high-resolution electron microscopy with the ability to collect both spatial and momentum information of the electron beam. This technique allows for the analysis of dynamic processes at the atomic level, providing insights into material properties and crystal structures through a time-resolved approach, which is particularly valuable in studying transient phenomena.
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