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Investigation of a contact resonance atomic force microscopy scan speed phenomenon
… and other contact-mode AFM techniques at higher scan speeds. This thesis presents evidence to confirm the existence of a scan speed dependent contact-mode AFM phenomenon and applies a squeeze film hydrodynamic lubrication model to explain it. Contact-resonance spectroscopy is used to investigate …