The recording of electron diffraction patterns from single crystals using the Metropolitan-Vickers type E.M.3 electron microscope

Imaging with Electrons, X-rays, and Microwaves

“…The topic involved instrumental development for microscopy and the theory of image analysis with the fundamental mathematics of the image phase problem. I had already published several papers on the theory of electron scattering, and my interests in apparatus development had started early with a paper as a graduate student (Burge, Munden, & Curling, 1957) on aids to electron diffraction for the Metropolitan-Vickers EM3 electron microscope. The pressure of taking on the prototype HB5 STEM in 1974, with nothing on it in the way of user facilities, effectively consolidated my movement toward apparatus development and particularly new possibilities for imaging (e.g., the possibility of multiple imaging, with both elastically and inelastically scattered electrons).…”