Electron Optics and the Lau Interferometer

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Electron Optics and the Lau Interferometer By Dan Wanegar, with help from Ben McMorran and Dr. Alex Cronin

Electric Field Imaging Project Schematic y x z charged needle Quantum Mechanics + Nanotechnology Electrons = Electric Field Imaging zT z V

The Experiment -Electron Source Tungsten Filament 5keV electrons l ≈ 10pm -Nanogratings 50nm slits 100nm period Similar gratings onboard Chandra X-Ray Observatory

The Lab Left to right: Dan Wanegar, Electron Lau Interferometer, Ben McMorran

My Simulations Data 2 V 10 V

Personal Achievements Exploring the wave nature of particles A better understanding of electromagnetism, optics, and quantum mechanics Developed a model to interpret real data Familiarizing myself with experimental work

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