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Dual-waveband operation of a multilayer-coated diffraction grating in the soft x-ray range at near-normal incidence

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Abstract

A concave diffraction grating (2400 grooves/mm) coated with a Si/Mo multilayer has an efficiency of 2.5% at 290 Å and a resolving power of 14,000 in third order of 156 Å.

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