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指数関数曲線結晶:高解像度X線スペクトロスコピーの設計と性能

Jixin Yang, Jun Shi, Weixia Hu

    Optics letters
    |February 13, 2026
    PubMed
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    研究者は,指数関数的な表面を持つ新しい曲線結晶スペクトロメーターを開発しました. この設計は,高解像度とX線エネルギーの効率性を達成し,プラズマ診断と高エネルギー密度物理学の恩恵を受けています.

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