Quantitative methods for deconvolution of true topographical properties of object on the basis of measured AFM-images: Part 2. Broadening effect

Details Quantitative methods for deconvolution of true topographical properties of object on the basis of measured AFM-images: Part 2. Broadening effect Quantitative methods for deconvolution of true topographical properties of object on the basis of measured AFM-images: Part 2. Broadening effect

2011-07-21

arxiv.org/abs/1107.4204v1

Poverkhnost' 2000, No7, pp. 63-66

Physics

Condensed Matter

Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics

in Russian

Scientific paper

Technique of the quantitative description of image broadening effect in AFM
allowing to restore real geometrical parameters of object using two-parameters
model (height and width at half-height) is developed. Application of the
technique has allowed to receive the quantitative information about molecular
structure of DNA-surfactant complexes.

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