Coherent and incoherent components of a synchrotron radiation spot produced by separate capillaries

Coherent and incoherent components of a synchrotron radiation spot produced by separate capillaries

We discuss soft-x-ray focusing properties of separate capillaries. It is shown that a nonnegligible fraction of the synchrotron radiation beam transmitted by the capillary is modal. Experimental and theoretical data are discussed to explain the superposition pattern of x rays in the focal plane due...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied Optics 2000-07, Vol.39 (19), p.3338-3343
Hauptverfasser: Dabagov, S B, Marcelli, A, Murashova, V A, Svyatoslavsky, N L, Fedorchuk, R V, Yakimenko, M N
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