Algorithmic structural segmentation of defective particle systems: a lithium-ion battery study: ALGORITHMIC STRUCTURAL SEGMENTATION OF DEFECTIVE PARTICLE SYSTEMS

Westhoff, D; Finegan, D.P.; Shearing, P.R.; Schmidt, V.

doi:10.1111/jmi.12653

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Algorithmic structural segmentation of defective particle systems: a lithium-ion battery study : ALGORITHMIC STRUCTURAL SEGMENTATION OF DEFECTIVE PARTICLE SYSTEMS

Author(s): D. WESTHOFF ¹ , D.P. FINEGAN ² , P.R. SHEARING ² , V. SCHMIDT ¹

Publication date (Electronic): October 26 2017

Journal: Journal of Microscopy

Publisher: Wiley

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