Lantz et al., 1997 - Google Patents
Lateral stiffness of the tip and tip-sample contact in frictional force microscopyLantz et al., 1997
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- Lantz M
- O’shea S
- Hoole A
- Welland M
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- Applied physics letters
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In atomic force and frictional force microscopy, quantitative interpretation of lateral stiffness at the tip-sample contact requires a detailed understanding of all factors contributing to the frictional force as measured in a typical experiment. We used a scanning transmission …
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