Comparison of the posteriors (solid lines) from our four different fiducial models, labeled inset. The dashed-lines represent the likelihood functions of each, and the solid grey line is the prior
Comparison of the posteriors (solid lines) from our four different fiducial models, labeled inset. The dashed-lines represent the likelihood functions of each, and the solid grey line is the prior
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Photos of tested material surfaces and their corresponding three-dimensional (3D) topography. Z-axis labels represent the surface height range. Some 3D scan lengths were limited to 100 µm due to data
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