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The design and construction of an inelastic electron scattering spectrometer for the study of electronic excitations of solids is described. The spectrometer features high beam energy (300 keV) and fine energy loss resolution (<0.1 eV). Energy loss spectra in the range 0–1000 eV may be measured with momentum transfer from 0 to 2 Å−1.
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Gibbons et al. (1975) studied this question.
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