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Advances in synchrotron hard X-ray based imaging

Authors :
Baruchel, J
Bleuet, P
Bravin, A
Coan, P
Lima, E
Madsen, A
Ludwig, W
Pernot, P
Susini, J
Baruchel Jose
Bleuet Pierre
Bravin A
Coan Paola
Lima Enju
Madsen Anders
Ludwig Wolfgang
Pernot Petra
Susini Jean
Baruchel, J
Bleuet, P
Bravin, A
Coan, P
Lima, E
Madsen, A
Ludwig, W
Pernot, P
Susini, J
Baruchel Jose
Bleuet Pierre
Bravin A
Coan Paola
Lima Enju
Madsen Anders
Ludwig Wolfgang
Pernot Petra
Susini Jean
Publication Year :
2008

Abstract

Modem synchrotron radiation (SR) sources have dramatically fostered the use of SR-based X-ray imaging. The relevant information such as density, chemical composition, chemical states, structure, and crystallographic perfection is mapped in two, or, increasingly, in three dimensions. The development of nano-science requires pushing spatial resolution down towards the nanoscale.The present article describes a selection of hard X-ray imaging and microanalysis techniques that emerged over the last few years, by taking advantage of the flux and coherence of the SR beams, as well as exploiting the advances in X-ray optics and detectors, and the increased possibilities of computers (memory, speed). Examples are given to illustrate the opportunities associated with the use of these techniques, and a number of recent references are provided.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1308941371
Document Type :
Electronic Resource