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A new beetle-like scanning tunneling microscope is presented that operates under ultrahigh vacuum conditions and at temperatures down to 7 K. Magnetic fields up to 8 Tesla can be applied using a movable superconducting magnet. The entire setup is described in detail and test measurements are presented.
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