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Manuscript for paper on magnetic circular dichroism measurement
This deliverable reports the comprehensive results and activities aimed to demonstrate Electron Magnetic Circular Dichroism (EMCD). It is difficult to keep the delicate OAM sorter alignment at the large energy-loss of the iron L-edge (about 700 eV). Considering also the slowdowns due to COVID-19 pandemic we opted for an equally and similar problem by looking at the difference in the ��* and ��* transition in 2D material in the energy range of 200eV energy loss. The kind of information and the OAM���EELS theory is fundamentally the same as real EMCD but the difficulty in the alignment is reduced. The experiment therefore succeeds in demonstrating the importance of the combination of OAM-EELS experiment also to study atomic transitions. Considering the similarities of the two experiments this work demonstrate that EMCD is feasible and that automatic alignment procedure should soon allow to explore the energy loss range of EMCD. For these reasons, most of this work will be of quite general interest and only a small part will regard the case of h-BN. Given the rising importance of 2D material that are now receiving even more attention than magnetic structure the result has also a large importance in its own right and fully demonstrates the potentialities of a OAM sorter in material science. Chapter 1 will explain all the improvements we carried out in the direction of EMCD and in OAM���EELS experiments. A large space has been dedicated to the automatic control of the microscope by means of a neural network. Given the difficulties to control the many parameters, this will probably be the best way to carry out the most difficult future experiments. Chapter 2 will explain all problems of localization and decoherence. Once again this theoretical framework is valid for all OAM���EELS experiments and is of general interest to understand our data and to design future experiments. Chapter 3 is dedicated to effective manuscript draft with experiments and data analysis. As for the setup also the deconvolution method used in this section can be easily transported to the case of EMCD.
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