"Transmission Electron Microscopy" presents the theory ofimage and contrastformation, and the analytical modes intransmission electron microscopy. Theprinciples of particleand wave optics of electrons are described.Electron-specimen interactions are discussed for evaluatingthe theory of scattering and phase contrast. Also analysedare the kinetical and dynamical theories of electrondiffraction and their applications for crystal-structuredetermination and imaging of lattices and their defects.X-ray microanalysis and electron energy-loss spectroscopyare treated as analytical methods. The third editionincludes a brief discussionof Schottky emission guns, someclarification of minor details, and references to the recentliterature.

"Transmission Electron Microscopy" presents the theory ofimage and contrastformation, and the analytical modes intransmission electron microscopy. Theprinciples of particleand wave optics of electrons are described.Electron-specimen interactions are discussed for evaluatingthe theory of scattering and phase contrast. Also analysedare the kinetical and dynamical theories of electrondiffraction and their applications for crystal-structuredetermination and imaging of lattices and their defects.X-ray microanalysis and electron energy-loss spectroscopyare treated as analytical methods. The third editionincludes a brief discussionof Schottky emission guns, someclarification of minor details, and references to the recentliterature.

"Transmission Electron Microscopy" presents the theory ofimage and contrastformation, and the analytical modes intransmission electron microscopy. Theprinciples of particleand wave optics of electrons are described.Electron-specimen interactions are discussed for evaluatingthe theory of scattering and phase contrast. Also analysedare the kinetical and dynamical theories of electrondiffraction and their applications for crystal-structuredetermination and imaging of lattices and their defects.X-ray microanalysis and electron energy-loss spectroscopyare treated as analytical methods. The third editionincludes a brief discussionof Schottky emission guns, someclarification of minor details, and references to the recentliterature.