Synchrotrons and X-ray Techniques

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

Covers the application of Fourier transforms in tomography, focusing on the Radon transform and its inversion techniques.

Explores advancements in miniaturized x-ray sources and detectors for improved medical imaging and non-destructive testing.

Covers the Radon transform, pixel trajectories in sinograms, and CT image construction.

Covers linear regression, regularization, inverse problems, X-ray tomography, image reconstruction, data inference, and detector intensity.

Explores the principles and applications of tomography, covering X-ray computed tomography, electron tomography, and advanced techniques.

Explores the theoretical principles and spectral characteristics of undulators in synchrotrons and x-ray free-electron lasers.

Explores spectral flux, bandwidth, emittance, and brightness of synchrotron radiation, tracing its evolution since Röntgen.

Explores Zernike phase-contrast imaging, providing high-resolution images with high contrast for biological systems.

Compares synchrotrons and X-ray free-electron lasers, emphasizing their brightness for scientific experiments.