Compressed Sensing in Ptychography and Transmission Electron Microscopy

At a glance

Project duration
07/2017  – 03/2021
DFG classification of subject areas

Condensed Matter Physics

Funded by

DFG Individual Research Grant DFG Individual Research GrantDFG Individual Research GrantDFG Individual Research GrantDFG Individual Research Grant

Project description

This project uses compressed sensing to improve object retrieval from ptychographic data sets consisting out of HRTEM images and diffraction patterns, and to speed up data recording and thus decrease electron dose and specimen damage. More specifically, a SEM will be equipped with fast phase imaging in transmission, and super-resolution will be attained in the TEM by near-field ptychography. After having validated the techniques with standard samples of increasing complexity, the challenging case of metal and metal oxide clusters synthesized in the gas phase by laser evaporation cluster sources is taken on.

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Project head

  • Person

    Wouter Van den Broek

    • Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
    • Department of Physics

Participants

Cooperation partners

  • Cooperation partner
    Non-university research institutionGermany

    Leibniz Institute for Crystal Growth

  • Cooperation partner
    UniversityGermany

    Technical University of Munich