The resolution of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) is closely related to the size of its tip, which is typically a single protruding molecule. Under ideal conditions, this allows the STM to detect the positions of individual molecules. The discussion suggests that the ratio of resolution to tip size is approximately 1:1. Participants are seeking formulas or links to better understand this relationship. Accurate calculations are essential for optimizing STM performance in molecular imaging.