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1.	Interaction Of The Biomembranous Molecule And The Chemicals And The Magnetic Field
2.	Investigation Of Semiconductor Surface And Single-molecule Electronics By Scanning Tunneling Microscope
3.	Scanning Tunneling Microscope Induced Molecular Luminescence From Multimonolayer Porphyrin Films
4.	Theoretical Investigations Of Scanning Tunneling Microscope Induced Light Emission
5.	Scanning Tunneling Microscope Induced Luminescence From Multi-layer Organic Molecular Films On Metal Substrates
6.	The Effect Of Annealing To The Stability Of Lead Film, Electron States In Lead Film And Manipulate Mass Atoms Using STM
7.	Atomic Force Microscopy And Application In Molecular Structure Of IPC-208B Typed AFM
8.	Applications Of Green Function-Complex Conjugate Gradient Method-Fast Fourier Transform In Near-field Optics Images
9.	Atomic Force Microscopy And Resarch On Application Of IPC-208B Typed AFM
10.	Study For Application In STM Image Of The Denoising Method Based On Wavelet Transform
11.	Numerical Simulation Of The Scanning Imaging Photon Scanning Tunneling Microscope
12.	Adsorption Behavior Research Of Iron Phthalocyanine On Ag(110) Surface By STM
13.	Periodic Breakpoint Of Atomic Indium Wire Grown On Si(5512)-21Studied By Uhv-STM
14.	Growth Of Urtrathin Pb Films On Bi₂Te₃（111） Surface And The Reactivity Of Bi₂Te₃（111） Surface Towards Water
15.	Scanning Tunneling Microscope Performance Optimization And Practical Research
16.	Studies Of Crystalline Rubrene Film Growth On The Surface Of Bi(0001) By STM
17.	Decoupling Control In Scanning Tunneling Microscope Induced Molecular Luminescence
18.	Decoupling Studies In Scanning Tunneling Microscope Induced Single Molecule Fluorescence
19.	Molecular Beam Epitaxy Growth And Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Study On Ferroelectric And Fe-based Superconducting Thin Films
20.	Fabrication Of Ultrafast Laser Coupled Scanning Tunneling Microscope And Study Of The Functional Material
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