A comparison between experimental and theoretical electron energy loss near edge structure (ELNES) of B and N K edges in cubic boron nitride is presented. The electron energy loss spectra of cubic boron nitride particles were measured using a scanning transmission electron microscope. The theoretical calculation of the ELNES was performed within the framework of density functional theory including single particle core-hole effects. The results suggest that core-hole effects can be adequately incorporated into the plane-wave pseudopotential method to produce striking agreement with the best available experimental spectra.
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