'A very complete review of all work performed in reflection electron microscopy with an exhaustive bibliography … It forms an exciting support for the understanding of surface studies by reflection electron microscopy. Illustrated by many beautiful and pertinent REM images and well-designed line drawings, this book should certainly be useful for graduate students and scientists working on surface characterization.' Andre Rocher, Measurement Science & Technology

• 1. Kinematical electron diffraction; Part I. Diffraction of Reflected Electrons: 2. Reflection high-energy electron diffraction; 3. Dynamical theories of RHEED; 4. Resonance reflections in RHEED; Part II. Imaging of Reflected Electrons: 5. Imaging in TEM; 6. Contrast mechanisms of reflected electron imaging; 7. Applications of UHV REM; 8. Applications of non-UHV REM; Part III. Inelastic Scattering and Spectrometry of Reflected Electrons. 9. Phonon scattering in RHEED; 10. Valence excitation in RHEED; 11. Atomic inner-shell excitations in RHEED; 12. Novel techniques associated with reflection electron imaging; Appendix A. Physical constants, electron wavelengths and wave numbers; Appendix B. Crystal inner potential and atomic scattering factor; Appendix C.1. Crystallographic structure systems; Appendix C.2. FORTRAN program for calculating crystallographic data; Appendix D. Electron diffraction patterns of several types of crystals structures; Appendix E. FORTRAN programs; Appendix F. Bibliography of REM, SREM and REELS; References.

'A very complete review of all work performed in reflection electron microscopy with an exhaustive bibliography … It forms an exciting support for the understanding of surface studies by reflection electron microscopy. Illustrated by many beautiful and pertinent REM images and well-designed line drawings, this book should certainly be useful for graduate students and scientists working on surface characterization.' Andre Rocher, Measurement Science & Technology

• 1. Kinematical electron diffraction; Part I. Diffraction of Reflected Electrons: 2. Reflection high-energy electron diffraction; 3. Dynamical theories of RHEED; 4. Resonance reflections in RHEED; Part II. Imaging of Reflected Electrons: 5. Imaging in TEM; 6. Contrast mechanisms of reflected electron imaging; 7. Applications of UHV REM; 8. Applications of non-UHV REM; Part III. Inelastic Scattering and Spectrometry of Reflected Electrons. 9. Phonon scattering in RHEED; 10. Valence excitation in RHEED; 11. Atomic inner-shell excitations in RHEED; 12. Novel techniques associated with reflection electron imaging; Appendix A. Physical constants, electron wavelengths and wave numbers; Appendix B. Crystal inner potential and atomic scattering factor; Appendix C.1. Crystallographic structure systems; Appendix C.2. FORTRAN program for calculating crystallographic data; Appendix D. Electron diffraction patterns of several types of crystals structures; Appendix E. FORTRAN programs; Appendix F. Bibliography of REM, SREM and REELS; References.

'A very complete review of all work performed in reflection electron microscopy with an exhaustive bibliography … It forms an exciting support for the understanding of surface studies by reflection electron microscopy. Illustrated by many beautiful and pertinent REM images and well-designed line drawings, this book should certainly be useful for graduate students and scientists working on surface characterization.' Andre Rocher, Measurement Science & Technology

• 1. Kinematical electron diffraction; Part I. Diffraction of Reflected Electrons: 2. Reflection high-energy electron diffraction; 3. Dynamical theories of RHEED; 4. Resonance reflections in RHEED; Part II. Imaging of Reflected Electrons: 5. Imaging in TEM; 6. Contrast mechanisms of reflected electron imaging; 7. Applications of UHV REM; 8. Applications of non-UHV REM; Part III. Inelastic Scattering and Spectrometry of Reflected Electrons. 9. Phonon scattering in RHEED; 10. Valence excitation in RHEED; 11. Atomic inner-shell excitations in RHEED; 12. Novel techniques associated with reflection electron imaging; Appendix A. Physical constants, electron wavelengths and wave numbers; Appendix B. Crystal inner potential and atomic scattering factor; Appendix C.1. Crystallographic structure systems; Appendix C.2. FORTRAN program for calculating crystallographic data; Appendix D. Electron diffraction patterns of several types of crystals structures; Appendix E. FORTRAN programs; Appendix F. Bibliography of REM, SREM and REELS; References.