The Magnetic Resonance Force Microscope
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چکیده
The emerging technique of magnetic resonance force microscopy (MRFM) (Sidles, 1991) was conceived by Sidles (1992) as a tool that could provide the revolutionary capability for three-dimensional imaging of single-copy biomolecules. This challenging goal has been augmented by a growing interest in applying it to imaging, especially subsurface imaging, of a broad range of materials and devices including those that are the subject of this handbook. New materials and devices with unprecedented capabilities and levels of performance are being created by tailoring the structure and composition of multicomponent materials at the nanometer scale. Some of the most important examples are systems incorporating and exploiting electronic spin in its many manifestations including ferromagnetism. A central component of a successful materials development program
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