Fine phantom image from laser-induced proton radiography with a spatial resolution of several μm
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Tae Jun Yu | Tae Moon Jeong | Jaebum Son | Il Woo Choi | Chang Il Choi | Jae Hee Sung | Yong Kyun Kim | S. Lee | C. Lee | Junesic Park | Jongmin Lee | T. Jeong | Yun Ho Kim | I. Choi | J. Sung | Seong Ku Lee | Jongmin Lee | T. Yu | I Jong Kim | Chang-Lyoul Lee | Junesic Park | Cheol Ho Lee | Jeongsoo Kang | Doh Yun Jang | Jeongsoo Kang | Yun Ho Kim | I. J. Kim | J. Son | D. Jang | C. Choi | Chang-Lyoul Lee
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