发表机构
Fudan University; National Tsing Hua University; National Center for Instrumentation Research, National Institutes of Applied Research; Institute for Infocomm Research, A*STAR; The University of Sydney(复旦大学; 国立清华大学; 国家应用研究院国家仪器研究中心; 新加坡科技研究局资讯通信研究院; 悉尼大学)
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本文提出叠层衍射监督的局部推理框架,将4D-STEM转换为实时原子尺度相位成像,无需探针校准,速度提升约千倍,并跨材料、离焦和仪器泛化。
AI 中文摘要
原子尺度相位成像对于解析决定纳米材料行为的缺陷、界面和弱散射原子至关重要。电子叠层衍射成像(electron ptychography)具有亚埃级相位灵敏度,但由于其迭代重建计算成本高且对实验校准敏感,仍是一种离线技术,无法在数据采集过程中实时使用。本文提出了一种叠层衍射监督的局部推理框架,将四维扫描透射电子显微镜(4D-STEM)转换为与采集兼容的相位成像工作流程。从单个实验AuPd数据集中重建的物理约束参考相位图作为教师标签,用于训练一个紧凑模型,该模型直接从衍射测量中预测局部相位块,无需显式探针输入或在线迭代优化。全视场图像通过确定性重叠拼接组装。该工作流程实现了每个探针位置约0.27毫秒的在线延迟和每秒约20,000个位置的吞吐量,相比GPU加速的ePIE方法提速约1000倍,同时保持原子尺度晶格衬度和倒空间保真度。无需微调,同一模型可跨材料(WS2)、离焦条件(高熵合金纳米颗粒)和仪器(300 kV下的hBN)迁移。该方法将叠层衍射冗余摊销为快速、可泛化的工作流程,实现了材料显微镜的实时原子尺度相位成像。
英文摘要
Atomic-scale phase imaging is central to resolving defects, interfaces, and weakly scattering atoms that govern the behavior of nanoscale materials. Electron ptychography delivers sub-ångström phase sensitivity but remains an offline technique, because its iterative reconstruction is computationally expensive and sensitive to experimental calibration, preventing live use during data acquisition. Here, a ptychography-supervised local inference framework is presented that converts four-dimensional scanning transmission electron microscopy (4D-STEM) into an acquisition-compatible phase-imaging workflow. Physics-constrained reference phase maps reconstructed from a single experimental AuPd dataset serve as teacher labels for a compact model that predicts local phase patches directly from diffraction measurements, without explicit probe input or online iterative optimization. Full-field images are assembled by deterministic overlap stitching. The workflow reaches an online latency of about 0.27 ms per probe position and a throughput of about 20,000 positions per second, an approximately 1,000-fold speed-up over GPU-accelerated ePIE, while preserving atomic-scale lattice contrast and reciprocal-space fidelity. Without fine-tuning, the same model transfers across materials (WS2), defocus conditions (high-entropy alloy nanoparticles), and instruments (hBN at 300 kV). The approach amortizes ptychographic redundancy into a fast, generalizable workflow that enables real-time atomic-scale phase imaging for materials microscopy.
CommentsSubmitted to Advanced Science on June 18, 2026