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In this paper, we mainly focus on the charging scheduling problem in Wireless Rechargeable Sensor Networks (WRSNs) with obstacles. We first describe the influences of obstacles on the charging signals through the Fresnel Diffraction Model (FDM).
Kun Wang, Zhejun Shen
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Correlated X‐Ray and Electron Microscopies of a Single Biphasic GaAs Nanowire
Nano‐focused scanning X‐ray diffraction microscopy at a synchrotron light source, combined with transmission electron microscopy, reveals a clear correlation between the nanoscale distribution of cubic and hexagonal segments in a GaAs nanowire with subtle variations in inter‐reticular spacing, bending, and twisting.
Thomas Dursap +14 more
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We proposed vector diffraction equations based on 3D Huygens-Fresnel principle and vector decomposition in Cartesian coordinate. Our expression should more accurate than classical Richards-Wolf diffraction, because the deduction of Richards-Wolf ...
Yi Yang, Ke-Gui Xia
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The paper formally addresses the influence of the substrate curvature and size on the grazing‐incidence small‐angle X‐ray scattering (GISAXS) signal. Using the established theory, GISAXS can be combined with substrate‐curvature‐based stress measurements, which is demonstrated on the example of Ag thin‐film growth.Grazing‐incidence small‐angle X‐ray ...
Michał Kamiński +9 more
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Signal‐to‐noise and spatial resolution in in‐line imaging. 3. Optimization using a simple model
Geometrical magnification and X‐ray energy are optimized with respect to spatial resolution, contrast, noise, radiation dose and other image quality characteristics. The optimization is performed using a simple theoretical model of a homogeneous edge feature embedded in a bulk uniform sample, and the resulting generic analytical expressions for image ...
Timur E. Gureyev +2 more
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Linear dichroic X‐ray tomography is a technique in which the linear dichroism of anisotropic materials is used to image crystal orientation in three dimensions. We show that the reconstruction of tomograms is subject to errors due to the change in polarization on propagation through the material and propose strategies for mitigating these effects ...
Matthew A. Marcus +3 more
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Defocused illumination with beam‐shaping condenser for uniform wide‐field X‐ray imaging
A defocused illumination method based on a beam‐shaping condenser to suppress fringe artifacts arising from rectangular aperture diffraction and sub‐grating interference is developed, providing an effective and practical approach for achieving wide‐field and uniform illumination in X‐ray microscopy.The beam‐shaping condenser (BSC) has become a key ...
Kuanqiang Zhang +12 more
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In this study, novel focusing performances of high-numerical-aperture (NA) micro-Fresnel zone plates (FZPs) with selective occlusion are identified and investigated through numerical calculations based on vectorial angular spectrum (VAS) theory, and ...
Qiang Liu +5 more
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Theoretical framework for soft X‐ray Fourier transform spectroscopy using the Wigner function
A theoretical framework for the propagation of partially coherent Gaussian radiation in a modified Mach–Zehnder interferometer designed for Fourier transform spectroscopy applications is presented.This work presents a theoretical framework for the propagation of partially coherent Gaussian radiation in a modified Mach–Zehnder interferometer designed ...
Chuzida Chen +6 more
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