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Glyn Love
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Centre for Electron Optical Studies, University of Bath, UK
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W. A. Patrick Nicholson
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Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, UK
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Aldo Armigliato
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Istituto LAMEL, C.N.R., Bologna, Italy
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Table of contents (51 papers)
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- L. Strüder, C. Fiorini, E. Gatti, R. Hartmann, P. Holl, N. Krause et al.
Pages 11-19
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- Kurt Röhrbacher, Michael Andrae, Martin Völkerer, Johann Wernisch
Pages 21-28
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- David B. Williams, Masashi Watanabe, Derrick T. Carpenter
Pages 49-57
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- Aldo Armigliato, David J. Howard, Roberto Balboni, Stefano Frabboni, Matty R. Caymax
Pages 59-64
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- János L. Lábár, Miklós Adamik, István Dódony
Pages 65-71
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- Goran Dražič, Barbara Malič, Marija Kosec
Pages 77-82
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- Marek Faryna, Lidia Lityńska, Krzysztof Haberko, Zbigniew Pędzich, Joanna Babiarz
Pages 83-86
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- Vladimir P. Oleshko, Renaat H. Gijbels, Willem A. Jacob, Andre J. Van Daele
Pages 87-92
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- Igor Levin, Alexander Berner, Christina Scheu, Harald Muellejans, David G. Brandon
Pages 93-96
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- Yongchang Fan, Alexander G. Fitzgerald, Hanchang Xu
Pages 97-100
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- Alexander G. Fitzgerald, Yongchang Fan, Hanchang Xu
Pages 101-107
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- Silvia Richter, Norbert Lesch, Peter Karduck
Pages 125-131
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- Norbert Lesch, Silvia Richter, Peter Karduck
Pages 133-139
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- Peter Willich, Ulrike Wischmann
Pages 141-147
About this book
This supplement of Mikrochimica Acta contains selected papers from the Fifth Workshop of the European Microbeam Analysis Society (EMAS) on "Modern Developments and Applications in Microbeam Analysis" which th th took place from the 11 to 15 May 1997 in Torquay (UK). EMAS was founded in 1986 by scientists from many European countries in order to stimulate research in microbe am analysis and into its development and application. The society now has over 350 members from more than 20 countries. An important EMAS activity is the organisation of biennial workshops which focus upon the current status and developing trends in microanalytical techniques. For this meeting EMAS chose to invite speakers on the following subjects: Standardless analysis, EPMA techniques for quantitative near-surface analysis and depth profiling, Matrix corrections in Auger electron and X-ray photon spectroscopy, X-ray analysis and imaging using low voltage beams, Scanning probe and near field microscopies, EPMA of frozen biological bulk samples, Environmen tal SEM and X-ray microanalysis of biological materials, Quantitative elemental mapping of X-ray radiographs by factorial correspondence, X-ray spectrum processing and multivariate analysis, Thin film analysis and chemical mapping in the analytical electron microscope, Wavelength dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, High resolution non dispersive X-ray spectroscopy with state-of-the-art silicon detectors and Recent developments in instrumentation for X-ray analysis. These invited lectures were given by eminent scientists from Europe, the USA, and Australia In addition to the introductory lectures there were poster sessions at which some 110 posters were on display.
Editors and Affiliations
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Centre for Electron Optical Studies, University of Bath, UK
Glyn Love
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Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, UK
W. A. Patrick Nicholson
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Istituto LAMEL, C.N.R., Bologna, Italy
Aldo Armigliato