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Absolute measurement of the spectral brilliance of a subpicosecond UV-laser induced soft x-ray source

R. Häßner, W. Theobald, R. Sauerbrey, D. Altenbernd, U. Teubner, E. Forster, T. Wilhein, B. Niemann, and G. Schmahl

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Abstract

We have investigated the spectral brilliance of subpicosecond UV-laser-plasmas as a source for the soft x-ray microscopy in the so-called ‘water-window’. The spectral range between the absorption K-edges of carbon (4.36 nm) and oxygen (2.32 nm) is termed ‘water-window’ . The absorption coefficient of both materials differ by one order of magnitude providing a high contrast of the biological samples in their natural environment [1].

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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