Atomic Resolution X-ray Holography
Atomic resolution x-ray holography is an unique technique to provide local structural information such as strain in crystal structures around an impurity element, which cannot be accessed with conventional x-ray crystallography. Our study includes the proposal of a simple method to remove unwanted conjugate images in reconstruction. The figures blow show (left) an experimentally measured hologram and (right) the reconstructed image of zinc selenide (ZnSe). In the reconstructed image, four Selenium atoms (red) neighboring the central zinc atom, free from the untoward effect of conjugate images.
Fig. Reconstructed Image of Atoms Free From Untoward Conjugate Images In Atomic Resolution X-ray Holography
References
- Two-Energy Twin Image Removal in Atomic-Resolution X-Ray Holography
Y. Nishino, T. Ishikawa, K. Hayashi, Y. Takahashi, and E. Matsubara
Physical Review B 66, 092105 (2002). - Holography and EXAFS in Quantum Electrodynamics
Y. Nishino and G. Materlik
Physical Review B 60, 15074-15083 (1999); 61, 14845(E) (2000).
