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Laser-driven x-ray generation for industrial applications - A literature- and model-based approach to evaluate brilliance, flux and radiation safety

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Abstract

A simplified model based on data from literature is presented, to determine the x-ray emission spectrum as function of laser pulse energy, wavelength and peak intensity, to assess applications and radiation safety requirements.

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