Demonstrates surface characterization in functional materials using photo-induced force microscopy, suggesting advanced imaging capabilities.
Practical applications of photo-induced force microscopy (PiFM) in the characterization of functional materials and interfaces with nanometer spatial resolution surface vibrational spectroscopy and imaging.
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