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Abstract
This paper reviews the real-space multislice method of numerically computing diffracted electron amplitudes and phases. It is found that the number m of terms of propagator expanded is dependent only on the number N of sampling points and the slice thickness ε. The practical procedures for accurate use of this method are discussed in detail.