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The problem of designing a light or electron optical system specifically for the imaging of periodic objects, such as real crystals, is discussed. A qualitative appeal to communication theory suggests that it should be possible to devise systems of higher efficiency than the conventional microscope by using the a priori knowledge of periodicity.
Cowley et al. (Wed,) studied this question.
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