High speed tapping mode atomic force microscopy in liquid using an insulated piezoelectric cantilever

Bill Rogers(University of Nevada, Reno), S. C. Minne(Stanford University), Matthew R. Jones(Northwestern University), David York(University of Nevada, Reno), Steven Malekos(University of Nevada, Reno), B. Beneschott(University of Nevada, Reno), Jonathan D. Adams(Stanford University), Lisa Manning(University of Nevada, Reno), H. Cavazos, K. Murray(University of Nevada, Reno), Todd Sulchek(Georgia Institute of Technology)
Review of Scientific Instruments
October 31, 2003
10.1063/1.1619548
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