X-ray Techniques and Applications

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Explores optical wave behavior, including reflection, refraction, transmission, and intensity effects at interfaces.

Covers the fundamentals of electromagnetic waves and optics, including interference phenomena, diffraction, refraction, and reflection of light.

Explains Bragg's law, rotations in space, and the Ewald sphere for diffraction.

Explores techniques for harmonic suppression in synchrotrons and x-ray lasers.

Explores the design and operation of Fresnel zone plates for focusing x-rays in synchrotrons and x-ray free-electron lasers.

Explores dislocation motion, thin film growth models, and interface nature in modern technology.

Explores reflection and refraction at optical interfaces, including Fresnel equations and practical applications.

Covers tuning photon energy, selecting desired energy, varying polarization, APPLE undulators, and rapid switching.

Introduces monochromators and their importance in selecting specific frequencies for experiments.

Explores circular polarized waves, reflection, lenses, and human vision optics.