We propose a new electron holographic scheme for the three-dimensional imaging of the atomic environment of disordered adsorbate atoms on a crystal surface, in which the object acts as its own beam splitter. The technique may be regarded as a direct method in low-energy electron diffraction, or even, in a sense, as a form of ``lensless electron microscopy.''
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