Abstract
Experimental data collected in a scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) is used to obtain an image of the specimen at twice the conventional resolution determined by the size of the objective aperture. The measured data also provide a robust estimate of the quality of the reconstruction, determining such variables as specimen drift, defocus in the objective lens, source coherence and mechanical instability.
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