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Soft X-ray microscopy at the NSLS
Proceedings IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging, 2003Scanning Transmission X-ray Microscopes are used to image 0.1-10 micron thick specimens at 20-50 nm resolution using zone plate focusing. Many of the applications of these instruments make use of the elemental and chemical sensitivity of XANES spectroscopy combined with microscopy.
Tobias Beetz +8 more
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Demonstration of a Soft X-Ray Amplifier
Physical Review Letters, 1985We report observations of amplified spontaneous emission at soft x-ray wavelengths. An optical laser ionized thin foils of selenium to produce a population inversion of the $2{p}^{5}3p$ and $2{p}^{5}3s$ levels of the neonlike ion. Using three time-resolved, spectroscopic measurements we demonstrated gain-length products up to 6.5 and gain coefficients ...
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Physical Review, 1919
Method.---Soft X-rays were produced by the impact of electrons from a hot-lime cathode against a platinum anode. Potentials of 20 to 1,000 volts were used to give the electrons the desired velocity of impact. The properties of the rays were studied by observing the velocity and number of electrons produced on a brass plate by a narrow beam of soft X ...
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Method.---Soft X-rays were produced by the impact of electrons from a hot-lime cathode against a platinum anode. Potentials of 20 to 1,000 volts were used to give the electrons the desired velocity of impact. The properties of the rays were studied by observing the velocity and number of electrons produced on a brass plate by a narrow beam of soft X ...
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Glass Dosimetry of Soft X Rays
The British Journal of Radiology, 1958The results of an investigation of the radiation-induced coloration of commercially available microscope glass coverslips as a dosimetric system for 35 keV X rays are given. A dose range of 1·5 × 103 to 1·4 × 107 r has been used. Special attention has been paid to correction for fading during and after the exposure. A mathematical interpretation of the
T, BRUSTAD, T, HENRIKSEN
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Soft X-Ray Lasers and Their Applications
Science, 1990The emerging technology of soft x-ray lasers has novel applications to microscopy, lithography, and other fields. This article describes the status of soft x-ray laser research with the aim of bringing the rapid developments in this field to the attention of potential users in other disciplines.
S, Suckewer, C H, Skinner
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High-Resolution Soft X-Ray Microscopy
Science, 1977X-ray micrographs of biological materials have been obtained with a resolution better than 100 angstroms by using x-ray resist as the recording medium. A high-resolution scanning electron microscope with a short-focal-length final lens, operating in the "low-loss" mode, is used to make the smallest features in the x-ray replica visible.
Feder, R. +7 more
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Chirped multilayer soft X-ray mirrors for attosecond soft X-ray pulses
Frontiers in Optics 2007/Laser Science XXIII/Organic Materials and Devices for Displays and Energy Conversion, 2007Aperiodic XUV multilayer coatings with broad spectral bandwidth and flat dispersion have been developed, fabricated and characterized as reflecting and spectrally filtering optical elements for attosecond XUV pulses from a High Harmonic Generation source.
U. Kleineberg +8 more
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Inverse Problems, 2014
Several new forward models are introduced as mathematical formalizations of the processes that take place during image formation in transmission soft x-ray microscopy, which has the unique capability of imaging whole cells in their native environment with high resolution. Mathematical solutions of some of the associated inverse problems are provided by
Joanna Klukowska +4 more
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Several new forward models are introduced as mathematical formalizations of the processes that take place during image formation in transmission soft x-ray microscopy, which has the unique capability of imaging whole cells in their native environment with high resolution. Mathematical solutions of some of the associated inverse problems are provided by
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, 1986
Abstract Soft X-ray microscopy is under development in a number of laboratories, primarily for biological applications. Synchrotron radiation, especially because of its brightness and tunability plays a crucial role in this work. We review the motivation for using soft X-rays in biological imaging, and discuss the approaches and techniques in use. In
Janos Kirz, David Sayre
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Abstract Soft X-ray microscopy is under development in a number of laboratories, primarily for biological applications. Synchrotron radiation, especially because of its brightness and tunability plays a crucial role in this work. We review the motivation for using soft X-rays in biological imaging, and discuss the approaches and techniques in use. In
Janos Kirz, David Sayre
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Chirped Multilayer Soft X-Ray Mirrors for Attosecond Soft X-Ray Pulses
2008Aperiodic XUV multilayer coatings with broad spectral bandwidth and flat dispersion characteristics have been developed and fabricated as reflecting and spectrally filtering optical elements for attosecond XUV pulses. Based on a genetic computational optimization algorithm aperiodic Mo/Si multilayer structures exhibiting up to 40 eV spectral bandwidth ...
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