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Measurements on an x-ray light pipe at 5.9 and 14.4 keV

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Abstract

The phenomenon of total external reflection can be successfully applied to the construction of x-ray conducting pipes. Pipe transmission as a function of length and radial source position are investigated, as well as energy constancy of the transmitted radiation. Transmission is strongly energy dependent, favoring low energies.

© 1976 Optical Society of America

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