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The probability for electrons to be scattered on a weak magnetic-field distribution is shown to have a cutoff, when Δφ, the root mean-square fluctuation of the flux of the distribution, approaches h/2e. A drastic increase of the illumination time over the classical value is required in order to detect inhomogeneities for which Δφ
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D. Wohlleben (1970) studied this question.
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