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English: Diagram of relaxation algorithm in five hexagonal fields of view. Lines represent springs. Line color represents the respective local residual magnitude (green and red corresponding respectively to low and high residual lengths).

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21 November 2016

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S1 Video from Pereira A, Hageman D, Garbowski T, Riedesel C, Knothe U, Zeidler D, Knothe Tate M (2016). "Creating High-Resolution Multiscale Maps of Human Tissue Using Multi-beam SEM". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005217. PMID 27870847. PMC: 5117996.

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Pereira A, Hageman D, Garbowski T, Riedesel C, Knothe U, Zeidler D, Knothe Tate M

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