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General solution for quantitative dark-field contrast imaging with grating interferometers

Materials Science · Submitted 2 Dec 2013

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The authors' main claim Here a general theory as well as a measurement strategy is introduced, allowing extraction of quantitative small-angle scattering information such as structure sizes and scattering cross sections.

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CitationMarkus Strobl. "General solution for quantitative dark-field contrast imaging with grating interferometers." arXiv:1312.0473 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/NNVQWWGW
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Dark-field contrast imaging with grating interferometers has proven to hold huge potential for numerous applications with X-rays and with neutrons conveying biology and medicine as well as engineering and magnetism, respectively. However, a concept to extract quantitative information is still missing. Here a general theory as well as a measurement strategy is introduced, allowing extraction of quantitative small-angle scattering information such as structure sizes and scattering cross sections. The validity of the description is demonstrated by a specific example from literature.

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Dark-field contrast imaging with grating interferometers has proven to hold huge potential for numerous applications with X-rays and with neutrons conveying biology and medicine as well as engineering and magnetism, respectively. However, a concept to extract quantitative information is still missing. Here a general theory as well as a measurement strategy is introduced, allowing extraction of quantitative small-angle scattering information such as structure sizes and scattering cross sections. The validity of the description is demonstrated by a specific example from literature.

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