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Philip Koeck
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In electron microscopy of thin solid specimens elastic scattering is treated as the main process responsible for formation of (phase contrast) images and diffraction patterns.
However, if an electron changes direction it should lose energy by producing a breaking radiation photon.
How can it be elastically scattered then?
However, if an electron changes direction it should lose energy by producing a breaking radiation photon.
How can it be elastically scattered then?