SUMMARY
The forum discussion centers on a groundbreaking method for non-contact visualization of magnetic fields using a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), achieving a resolution of 100 nm. This technique leverages the anomalous anisotropy of electron trajectories in magnetic fields, significantly enhancing the imaging capabilities for magnets and magnetized materials. The preprint detailing this innovative approach is available at SSRN, providing comprehensive insights into the methodology and its implications for material science.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
- Familiarity with magnetic field visualization techniques
- Knowledge of electron trajectory behavior in magnetic fields
- Basic principles of anisotropy in materials science
NEXT STEPS
- Research advanced techniques in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
- Explore the principles of anomalous anisotropy in electron trajectories
- Investigate applications of magnetic field imaging in material science
- Review the preprint on SSRN for detailed methodology and findings
USEFUL FOR
Researchers in material science, physicists specializing in magnetism, and engineers focused on advanced imaging technologies will benefit from this discussion.