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• "Phantom Force Induced by Tunneling Current: A Characterization on Si(111)", Weymouth, Wutscher, Welker, Hofman, Giessibl, 2011

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  Simultaneous measurements of tunneling current and atomic forces provide complementary atomic-scale data of the electronic and structural properties...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Phantom Force Induced by Tunneling Current: A Characterization on Si(111)" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Localization of the phantom force induced by the tunneling current", Wutscher, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2012

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  The phantom force is an apparently repulsive force, which can dominate the atomic contrast of an AFM image when a tunneling current is present. We...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Localization of the phantom force induced by the tunneling current" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "The effect of sample resistivity on Kelvin probe force microscopy", Weymouth, Giessibl, 2012

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  Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM) is a powerful technique to probe the local electronic structure of materials with atomic force microscopy. One...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "The effect of sample resistivity on Kelvin probe force microscopy" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Optimizing atomic resolution of force microscopy in ambient conditions", Wastl, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2013

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  Ambient operation poses a challenge to atomic force microscopy because in contrast to operation in vacuum or liquid environments, the cantilever...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Optimizing atomic resolution of force microscopy in ambient conditions" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "The Influence of Chemical Bonding Configuration on Atomic Identification by Force Spectroscopy", Welker, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2013

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  The force between two atoms depends not only on their chemical species and distance, but also on the configuration of their chemical bonds to other...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "The Influence of Chemical Bonding Configuration on Atomic Identification by Force Spectroscopy" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Atomic Structure Affects the Directional Dependence of Friction", Weymouth, Meuer, Mutombo, Wutscher, Ondracek, Jelinek, Giessibl, 2013

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  Friction between two objects can be understood by the making, stretching, and breaking of thousands of atomic-scale asperities. We have probed single...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Atomic Structure Affects the Directional Dependence of Friction" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Quantifying Molecular Stiffness and Interaction with Lateral Force Microscopy", Weymouth, Hofmann, Giessibl, 2014

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  The spatial resolution of atomic force microscopy (AFM) can be drastically increased by terminating the tip with a single carbon monoxide (CO)...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Quantifying Molecular Stiffness and Interaction with Lateral Force Microscopy" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Atomically Resolved Graphitic Surfaces in Air by Atomic Force Microscopy", Wastl, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2014

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  Imaging at the atomic scale using atomic force microscopy in biocompatible environments is an ongoing challenge. We demonstrate atomic resolution of...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Atomically Resolved Graphitic Surfaces in Air by Atomic Force Microscopy" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "CO Tip Functionalization Inverts Atomic Force MicroscopyContrast via Short-Range Electrostatic Forces", Schneiderbauer, Emmrich, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2014

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  We investigate insulating Cu2N islands grown on Cu(100) by means of combined scanning tunneling microscopy and atomic force microscopy with two vastly...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "CO Tip Functionalization Inverts Atomic Force Microscopy Contrast via Short-Range Electrostatic Forces" (external link, opens in a new window)

• "Atomic Resolution of Calcium and Oxygen Sublattices of Calcite in Ambient Conditions by Atomic Force Microscopy Using qPlus Sensors with Sapphire Tips", Wastl, Judmann, Weymouth, Giessibl, 2015

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  Characterization and imaging at the atomic scale with atomic force microscopy in biocompatible environments is an ongoing challenge. We demonstrate...

  Publication on epub.uni-regensburg.de: "Atomic Resolution of Calcium and Oxygen Sublattices of Calcite in Ambient Conditions by Atomic Force Microscopy Using qPlus Sensors with Sapphire Tips" (external link, opens in a new window)