An interferometric microimaging system for probing laser plasmas with an X-ray laser

Joyeux, D.; Mercier, Raymond; Phalippou, D.; Mullot, Michel; Hubert, S.; Zeitoun, P.; Carillon, A.; Klisnick, A.; Jamelot, G.; Bechir, Edwin Sever; Lachèze-Murel, G. De

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“…The use of grazing-incidence mirrors would be a simple approach in this energy region. Interferometers using a Fresnel's bimirror have been operated successfully [29,30]. In X-ray astronomy, an X-ray interferometer employing multiple flat mirrors has also been studied to achieve ultra-high resolution [31].…”

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Phase-sensitive imaging and phase tomography using X-ray interferometers

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2003

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Phase-sensitive imaging and phase tomography using X-ray interferometers

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2003

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Recent Advances in X-ray Phase Imaging

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Since the middle of the 1990s, X-ray phase imaging including phase tomography has been attracting increasing attention. The advantage of X-ray phase imaging is that an extremely high sensitivity is achieved for weak-absorbing materials, such as biological soft tissues, which generate a poor contrast by conventional methods. Medical and biological imaging is the main target of X-ray phase imaging, and several trials using synchrotron radiation sources and laboratory sources have been made. Measuring and controlling the X-ray phase are also significant for X-ray microscopy with a high spatial resolution, and innovative techniques are attracting intense interest. The progress of X-ray phase imaging is supported by the developments in X-ray sources such as third-generation synchrotron radiation sources, optical elements, and image detectors. This article describes the advantages of using X-ray phase information and reviews various techniques studied for X-ray phase imaging.

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An interferometric microimaging system for probing laser plasmas with an X-ray laser

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Phase-sensitive imaging and phase tomography using X-ray interferometers

Phase-sensitive imaging and phase tomography using X-ray interferometers

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