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Synchrotron Radiation Based Imaging Methods for Industrial Applications at the German Synchrotron ANKA

Synchrotron radiation imaging methodes have been proven to be highly suitable for investigations in materials research and non-destructive evaluation. The intense flux and partial spatial coherence available at modern synchrotron light sources allows one to work with high resolutions and different contrast modes. This articles gives an overview about different dire ct and indirect imaging methodes for industrial applications, recently available for commercial acces s via the German light source ANKA and its department ANKA commercial services (ANKA COS).

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