Fast plasma discharge capillary design as a high power throughput soft x-ray emission source.

Fast plasma discharge capillary design as a high power throughput soft x-ray emission source.
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快速等离子体放电毛细管设计作为高功率吞吐量软 X 射线发射源。

DOI:
10.1063/1.3482070
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发表时间:
2010
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The Review of scientific instruments
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H. Bhuyan
H. Bhuyan
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作者:
E. Wyndham;M. Favre;M. Valdivia;J. Valenzuela;H. Chuaqui;H. Bhuyan

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