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May 5, 2022
Effect of specimen processing for transmission electron microscopy on lattice spacing variation in Si specimens
Keita Kobayashi, Ichiko Misumi, Kazuhiro Yamamoto
Ultramicroscopy
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September 1, 2018
Spatial dimensions in atomic force microscopy: Instruments, effects, and measurements
Ronald Dixson, Ndubuisi Orji, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Applied Optics
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May 4, 2004
Removing nonlinearity of a homodyne interferometer by adjusting the gains of its quadrature detector systems
Taeho Keem, Satoshi Gonda, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Applied Optics
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July 13, 2005
Simple, real-time method for removing the cyclic error of a homodyne interferometer with a quadrature detector system
Taeho Keem, Satoshi Gonda, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Metrologia
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March 3, 2020
Interlaboratory comparison of nanoparticle size measurements between NMIJ and NIST using two different types of dynamic light scattering instruments
Kayori Takahashi, John A Kramar, Natalia Farkas, et al.
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Ultramicroscopy
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May 5, 2022
Effect of specimen processing for transmission electron microscopy on lattice spacing variation in Si specimens
Keita Kobayashi, Ichiko Misumi, Kazuhiro Yamamoto
Ultramicroscopy
|
September 1, 2018
Spatial dimensions in atomic force microscopy: Instruments, effects, and measurements
Ronald Dixson, Ndubuisi Orji, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Applied Optics
|
May 4, 2004
Removing nonlinearity of a homodyne interferometer by adjusting the gains of its quadrature detector systems
Taeho Keem, Satoshi Gonda, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Applied Optics
|
July 13, 2005
Simple, real-time method for removing the cyclic error of a homodyne interferometer with a quadrature detector system
Taeho Keem, Satoshi Gonda, Ichiko Misumi, et al.
Metrologia
|
March 3, 2020
Interlaboratory comparison of nanoparticle size measurements between NMIJ and NIST using two different types of dynamic light scattering instruments
Kayori Takahashi, John A Kramar, Natalia Farkas, et al.
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