The application of iterative techniques to the investigation of strong phase objects in the electron microscope

Philosophical Magazine 32 (3):527-540 (1975)
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original Chapman, J. N. (1975) "The application of iterative techniques to the investigation of strong phase objects in the electron microscope". Philosophical Magazine 32(3):541-552

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