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The Early Electron Microscopes: Incubation✶
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0. Introduction: the Incubation 1. Belgium 2. North America 2.1 Canada: Wilfrid Benham 2.2 USA: Davisson and Calbick 2.3 USA: Anderson and Fitzsimmons 2.4 USA: Scott, McMillen and Packer 2.5 Canada: Burton and Hall 2.6 USA: Vladimir K. Zworykin 3. United Kingdom 4. Germany 4.1 The Determination of Ernst Ruska and Bodo von Borries 4.2 The Scepticism of Arnold Sommerfeld and the AEG Research Institute 4.3 Campaign for a Biological Transmission Electron Microscopy 4.4 Reinhold Rüdenberg 4.5 Max Knoll 4.6 A Complete Standstill 4.7 A Final Effort 4.8 “We Will Be Kings” 5. Other Countries 5.1 Netherlands 5.2 Japan 5.3 France 6. The Incubation: Summary and Conclusion 6.1 Spread Across the Globe 6.2 Magnetic Transmission School 6.3 Electric Emission School
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This article represents a chapter from the draft doctoral thesis of the late John van Gorkom. E-mail for correspondence: hawkes@cemes.fr. Deceased 2013. Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics, Volume 208 ISSN 1076-5670 https://doi.org/10.1016/bs.aiep.2018.08.002
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