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  • Computational Physics
  • Electron Microscopy

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  • Electron microscopy images are complex interference patterns requiring time-consuming simulations to distinguish specimen features from artifacts.
  • Accurate comparison between numerical predictions and experimental results necessitates realistic simulation parameters and large system sizes.

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  • To develop an accelerated multislice algorithm (STEMcl) for simulating large supercells in defective and amorphous systems.
  • To overcome memory limitations in computational methods for electron microscopy simulations.
  • To systematically study contrast formation in scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) due to structural variations.

Main Methods:

  • Developed an accelerated multislice algorithm, STEMcl, leveraging graphics processing units (GPUs) for massive parallelization.
  • Implemented a novel numerical approach to bypass memory constraints, enabling simulations of larger system sizes.
  • Performed STEM simulations on crystalline silicon and amorphous copper-zirconium systems.

Main Results:

  • STEMcl efficiently simulates large supercells and parameter series, suitable for defective and amorphous materials.
  • The new numerical approach overcomes memory limitations, allowing for the study of larger, more complex systems.
  • Simulations revealed contrast formation mechanisms for vacancies and voids in both crystalline and amorphous materials.

Conclusions:

  • The developed STEMcl algorithm significantly accelerates the simulation process for electron microscopy.
  • This advancement facilitates the systematic study of defect contrast formation and improves the interpretation of experimental STEM data.
  • The detectability of vacancies and voids in STEM experiments can be effectively analyzed through density change variations.