Absolute photometry of pulsed intense fluxes of ultrasoft X-ray radiation
暂无分享,去创建一个
N. N. Salashchenko | L. A. Shmaenok | A. V. Golubev | S. V. Bobashev | V. I. Zaĭtsev | N. Salashchenko | Y. Platonov | L. Shmaenok | S V Bobashev | Yu. Ya. Platonov | G S Volkov | V I Zaitsev | G. Volkov | A. Golubev
[1] D. Holland,et al. Multiple photoionisation in the rare gases from threshold to 280 eV , 1979 .
[2] G. Stradling,et al. A soft X-ray streak camera , 1983, IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics.
[3] A. MacDowell,et al. CHARACTERIZATION OF MULTILAYERS AS MONOCHROMATORS USING 200-900 EV SYNCHROTRON RADIATION , 1986 .
[4] D. Tomboulian,et al. Spectral and Angular Distribution of Ultraviolet Radiation from the 300-Mev Cornell Synchrotron , 1956 .
[5] L. A. Shmaenok,et al. Photoionization quantometer for absolute intensity measurements of vacuum ultraviolet and soft x‐ray radiation from laser plasma , 1981 .
[6] T. W. Hussey,et al. Efficient x‐ray production from ultrafast gas‐puff Z pinches , 1985 .
[7] G. Isoyama,et al. Multiple photoionisation of the rare gases in the XUV region , 1984 .
[8] J S Risley,et al. Calibration of a VUV spectrometer-detector system using synchrotron radiation. , 1986, Applied optics.
[9] J. West,et al. Absolute photoionization cross-section tables for helium, neon, argon, and krypton in the VUV spectral regions , 1976 .
[10] T. J. Tanaka,et al. Low-energy x-ray interaction coefficients: Photoabsorption, scattering, and reflection: E = 100–2000 eV Z = 1–94☆ , 1982 .
[11] G. Dunn,et al. Electron Impact Ionization Cross Section Data for Atoms, Atomic Ions and Diatomic Molecules: I. Experimental Data , 1965 .
[12] V. I. Zaĭtsev,et al. Data-measuring control complexes of Angara-5 thermonuclear devices. Structural schemes, characteristics, and operation , 1981 .
[13] Richard L. Blake,et al. Calibrations Of A Multichannel Soft X-Ray Spectrometer , 1987, Optics & Photonics.
[14] E. B. Saloman,et al. The Use of Synchrotron Radiation as an Absolute Source of VUV Radiation. , 1975, Journal of research of the National Bureau of Standards. Section A, Physics and chemistry.
[15] James H. Scofield,et al. X-Ray Attenuation Cross Sections for Energies 100 eV to 100 keV and Elements Z = 1 to Z = 92 , 1988 .
[16] J. West,et al. Absolute photoionization cross-section tables for xenon in the VUV and the soft x-ray regions , 1978 .
[17] E. Krishnakumar,et al. Ionisation cross sections of rare-gas atoms by electron impact , 1988 .
[18] R. J. Brunt,et al. MULTIPLE IONIZATION OF Ne, Ar, AND Kr PRODUCED BY X RAYS IN THE ENERGY RANGE 0.28 TO 8.03 keV. , 1971 .
[19] H. Koslowski,et al. Multiple ionisation of Ar atoms by single-electron impact at energies near threshold , 1987 .