@article{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00084300,
 author = {Norihiro, Oshime and Kenji, Owada and Kento, Sugawara and Tomohiro, Abe and Reiji, Yamauchi and Tetsuro, Ueno and Akihiko, Machida and Tetsu, Watanuki and Shintaro, Ueno and Ichiro, Fujii and Satoshi, Wada and Ryota, Sato and Toshiharu, Teranishi and Miho, Yamauchi and Kenji, Ishii and Hidenori, Toyokawa and Koichi, Momma and Yoshihiro, Kuroiwa and Norihiro, Oshime and Kenji, Ohwada and Kento, Sugawara and Tetsuro, Ueno and Akihiko, Machida and Tetsu, Watanuki and Kenji, Ishii and Hidenori, Toyokawa},
 issue = {SF},
 journal = {Japanese Journal of Applied Physics},
 month = {Aug},
 note = {We report the improvement of an apparatus for Bragg coherent x-ray diffraction imaging (Bragg-CDI) at BL22XU in SPring-8 to expand the applicable particle size and the application of the Bragg-CDI technique for Pd and ferroelectric barium titanate (BaTiO3) fine crystals with particle sizes of 40–500 nm. Preparing a vacuum environment around the sample enabled us to obtain the high-contrast diffraction pattern of a 40-nm particle. The reconstructed three-dimensional image showed the outer shape, size, and internal phase (strain) for a single particle. A single 500-nm BaTiO3 particle showed a straight and sharp antiphase-boundary shape, whereas smaller BaTiO3 particles showed different phase boundary shapes. The present Bragg-CDI apparatus, thus, allows the observation of the outer shape, size, and inner phase distribution for a single particle with a size of 40–500 nm.},
 title = {Bragg coherent diffraction imaging allowing simultaneous retrieval of three-dimensional shape and strain distribution for 40–500 nm particles},
 volume = {60},
 year = {2021}
}