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Atom probe tomography using an extreme ultraviolet pulsed light source

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Abstract

We describe an atom probe microscope that is coupled with an ultrafast extreme ultraviolet high-harmonics source to successfully trigger field ion emission from semiconductor, insulating, and cryogenically cooled organic materials.

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