X-ray Tomography: Techniques and Applications

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Explores x-ray tomography principles, including generation, interaction with matter, detection methods, and practical examples.

Covers the basics of x-rays, including generation, interactions, and applications in imaging and scattering techniques.

Explores synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, and phase-contrast tomography for soft matter imaging.

Explains the principle of x-ray detection using scintillation crystals and discusses the characteristics of materials like CdWO4 and NaI:Tl.

Delves into enhancing and tailoring radiation from high-energy particles using nanophotonic structures.

Explores the interaction of x-rays with matter, matching photon energy, and ionizing radiation.

Explores the interactions of x-rays with tissue, focusing on photoelectric effect and pair production.

Covers practical aspects of X-ray tomography, including photon interaction and sample intensity measurement.

Explains linear attenuation coefficient, photon absorption, scattering, and typical attenuation coefficients for materials.

Explores image reconstruction in computer tomography from projections and absorption laws.