> just to clarify this, so people don't get the wrong idea, electron-electron interactions are also incredibly important Thanks. Yeah, no doubt. For the graphe

> just to clarify this, so people don't get the wrong idea, electron-electron interactions are also incredibly important Thanks. Yeah, no doubt. For the graphene image, for example, the beam appears to be interacting with the pi bonds. > There are tonnes of other detectors used though. Yes, I recall entire section of my nuclear physics professor dedicating a whole week, after we understood the basics of scintillators and photomultipliers, going through a multitude of detectors. Overall, Osmium, thanks for your comments here!