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,Magnetic Force Microscopy — Towards Higher Resolution,a. The chapter starts with basic MFM operation, instrumentation, and a frequency domain theory of image formation using transfer functions. Subsequently, the limits of resolution in MFM are discussed, and the concept of criticalwavelength as ameasure for resolution is introduced. To achieve high res

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