High-resolution Tomographic Imaging Using Coherent Hard x-rays From Compact Laser Driven Accelerators | Zendy

D. R. Symes | Zendy; Z. Najmudin | Zendy; J. M. Cole | Zendy; Jonathan Wood | Zendy; N. Lopes | Zendy; Kristjan Põder | Zendy; P. A. Abel | Zendy; Richard L. Abel | Zendy; Saleh Alatabi | Zendy; S. Kneip | Zendy; Katalin Mecseki | Zendy; Mathias Winkler | Zendy; P. S. Foster | Zendy; Dominic P. Norris | Zendy; Lydia Teboul | Zendy; Sara Johnson | Zendy; Zsombor Szoke-Kovacs | Zendy; Michael A. Sandholzer | Zendy; Stanley W. Botchway | Zendy; Sarah Gratton | Zendy; Mark A. Hill | Zendy; Michael De Lazzari | Zendy; James E. Thomson | Zendy

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High-resolution Tomographic Imaging Using Coherent Hard x-rays From Compact Laser Driven Accelerators

Author(s) -

D. R. Symes,

Z. Najmudin,

J. M. Cole,

Jonathan Wood,

N. Lopes,

Kristjan Põder,

P. A. Abel,

Richard L. Abel,

Saleh Alatabi,

S. Kneip,

Katalin Mecseki,

Mathias Winkler,

P. S. Foster,

Dominic P. Norris,

Lydia Teboul,

Sara Johnson,

Zsombor Szoke-Kovacs,

Michael A. Sandholzer,

Stanley W. Botchway,

Sarah Gratton,

Mark A. Hill,

Michael De Lazzari,

James E. Thomson

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

spiral (imperial college london)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.1364/euvxray.2016.em5a.2

Subject(s) - optics , tomographic reconstruction , physics , laser , resolution (logic) , image resolution , materials science , tomography , computer science , artificial intelligence

Extremely bright coherent femtosecond x-ray pulses are generated in compact laser-driven electron accelerators. Micro-tomography obtained with the Gemini laser indicates the usefulness of these sources in research and clinical applications.

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