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Characterization of normal-incidence water-window multilayer optics

G. A. Johansson

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Spherical normal-incidence multilayer mirrors are attractive alternatives as condensers in compact water-window x-ray microscopes. In this paper we discuss the properties of such multilayer mirrors and the requirements when they are combined with a line-emitting soft x-ray source.

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Spherical normal-incidence multilayer mirrors are attractive alternatives as condensers in compact water-window x-ray microscopes. In this paper we discuss the properties of such multilayer mirrors and the requirements when they are combined with a line-emitting soft x-ray source.

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Spherical normal-incidence multilayer mirrors are attractive alternatives as condensers in compact water-window x-ray microscopes. In this paper we discuss the properties of such multilayer mirrors and the requirements when they are combined with a line-emitting soft x-ray source.

Key concepts: Water window, Window (computing), Optics, Characterization (materials science), Microscope, Materials science, Line (geometry), Incidence (geometry)

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