Visualizing 3-Dimensional Ptychography Data

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2024-08

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Ruddlesden-Popper Phases (RP) are a method of growing materials to induce specific properties in the material. In nickelates, the proper RP domain gives superconducting properties to the material. Unfortunately, measuring the distribution of RP domains in a sample in a statistically significant area is tedious and time consuming. To aid in this endeavor, we modified a previously created RP-domain tracking code² ̓ ³ to allow for analysis of ptychography data and to add 3-dimensional visualization capabilities.