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无参考,基于格子的,单次射击的X射线相位对比成像与优化的激光驱动的K-α源

V Bouffetier, G Pérez-Callejo, D Stutman

    Optics express
    |June 14, 2025
    PubMed
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    我们开发了一种用于激光生成源的新型X射线相位成像诊断. 这台塔尔博特X射线偏光仪 (TXD) 克服了宽带X射线光谱的挑战,使高能量密度物理学的新应用成为可能.

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