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Rohrer, Heinrich Švýcarský fyzik a spoludržitel Nobelovy ceny za fyziku pro rok 1986, která mu byla udìlena za vynález vzorkovacího tunelového mikroskopu, nového typu mikroskopu, který je schopen ukazovat jemnou strukturu materiálù na atomární úrovni. Rohrer se o cenu dìlí spolu s nìmeckým fyzikem Gerdem Karlem Binnigem a Ernstem Augustem Friedrichem Ruskou , který ji obdržel za vynález elektronového mikroskopu. Rohrer se narodil v Buchs v Sankt Gallen ve Švýcarsku a studoval Švýcarský federální ústav technický, kde v roce 1960 dostal titul Ph.D. V roce 1963 se stal zamìstnancem výzkumné laboratoøe IBM poblíž Zürichu. Tady se spolu s Binnigem dali do konstrukce zaøízení, které jim pozdìji umožnilo odhalit mikroskopickou strukturu povrchù zkoumaných materiálù. Nový mikroskop je založen na vlnovém charakteru elektronu, na který poprvé upozornil již ve dvacátých letech laureát Nobelovy ceny za fyziku - Louis Victor de Broglie . Malá sonda s ostrým hrotem se pohybuje ve vakuu podél povrchu vzorku a emituje proud (tunel) elektronù. Sebenepatrnìjší zmìna (i atomových rozmìrù) vzdálenosti sondy od povrchu se zaznamená. Vhodným vzorkováním povrchu se poøídí tøírozmìrný obraz. Mikroskop mùže odhalit strukturu materiálù na atomární úrovni a poskytnout dùležité informace o jejich složení. Vzorkovací tunelový mikroskop se používá pøi studiu biologických vzorkù, k analyzování prùmyslových materiálù (jakými jsou jsou tøeba supravodièe) a k testování miniaturních elektrických obvodù.

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