Control of Wavelength, Polarization, Time-Structure and Divergence for Synchrotron Radiation Topography
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Abstract
In the wavelength range near λ = lA Bragg reflection perfect crystals are the most useful optical components available. Modern commercially available single crystals of silicon and germanium are inexpensive, almost undamaged by radiation and, from the diffraction point, ideally perfect.
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Bragg Reflection Electron Bunch Reflection System Beam Conditioning Bragg Plane
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