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Some strategies for quantitative scanning Auger electron microscopy

Browning et al., 1985

Document ID
6322371508273752554
Author
Browning R
Peacock D
Prutton M
Publication year
Publication venue
Applications of Surface Science

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The general applicability of power law forms of the background in electron spectra is pointed out and exploited for background removal from under Auger peaks. This form of B (E) is found to be extremely sensitive to instrumental alignment and to fault-free construction-an …
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