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- 2024Flame emission spectroscopy of single droplet micro explosionscitations
- 2023Dry-Adhesive Microstructures for Material Handling of Additively Manufactured and Deep-Rolled Metal Surfaces with Reference to Marscitations
- 2023Influence of oxygen in the production chain of Cu–Ti-based metallic glasses via laser powder bed fusion
- 2022Properties of gas-atomized Cu-Ti-based metallic glass powders for additive manufacturingcitations
- 2021Reducing cohesion of metal powders for additive manufacturing by nanoparticle dry-coating
- 2019Inverse Nanocomposites Based on Indium Tin Oxide for Display Applications: Improved Electrical Conductivity via Polymer Additioncitations
- 2018Fabrication and performance of Li4Ti5O12/C Li-ion battery electrodes using combined double flame spray pyrolysis and pressure-based lamination techniquecitations
- 2013Numerical simulation of electron energy loss spectroscopy using a generalized multipole techniquecitations
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Numerical simulation of electron energy loss spectroscopy using a generalized multipole technique
Abstract
We numerically simulate low-loss Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy (EELS) of isolated spheroidal nanoparticles, using an electromagnetic model based on a Generalized Multipole Technique (GMT). The GMT is fast and accurate, and, in principle, flexible regarding nanoparticle shape and the incident electron beam. The implemented method is validated against reference analytical and numerical methods for plane-wave scattering by spherical and spheroidal nanoparticles. Also, simulated electron energy loss (EEL) spectra of spherical and spheroidal nanoparticles are compared to available analytical and numerical solutions. An EEL spectrum is predicted numerically for a prolate spheroidal aluminum nanoparticle. The presented method is the basis for a powerful tool for the computation, analysis and interpretation of EEL spectra of general geometric configurations.