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    • * Advanced imaging techniques
    • * Nanoscale science
    • * X-ray microscopy and tomography

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    • * Improving spatial resolution in nanoscale x-ray microscopy is critical.
    • * Geometrical errors, such as sample drift during tomography, significantly degrade image quality.
    • * Existing methods struggle to accurately correct for these errors.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • * To develop a novel method for simultaneously correcting sample drift and reconstructing images in tomography.
    • * To enhance spatial resolution and data accuracy in nanoscale imaging.
    • * To address geometrical uncertainties in x-ray microscopy data collection.

    Main Methods:

    • * A joint iterative optimization scheme is proposed.
    • * The method leverages correlations from multiple view angles and signals.
    • * Demonstrated on x-ray fluorescence tomography of tissue specimens.

    Main Results:

    • * Successful simultaneous recovery of drift and tomographic reconstruction.
    • * Improved reconstruction quality compared to conventional methods.
    • * Validation of the method's applicability in x-ray fluorescence tomography.

    Conclusions:

    • * The developed method effectively mitigates geometrical errors caused by sample drift.
    • * This approach significantly enhances the reliability and resolution of nanoscale tomography.
    • * The technique offers a robust solution for improving data quality in advanced x-ray imaging applications.