Beamlines: Secondary Optics Part 2

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Covers combined interference, diffraction, network properties, and resolving power in networks.

Covers the basics of x-rays, including generation, interactions, and applications in imaging and scattering techniques.

Explores the rules of interference and diffraction patterns, including Young's experiment and Bragg's law.

Covers beam optics, Gaussian beams, and wavefront curvature in various applications.

Explains single-electron emittance, factors determining emittance, and the diffraction limit in synchrotron radiation.

Explores the direct application of Bragg's law in a crystalline structure.

Explores reciprocal lattice in 2D systems, diffraction from lattice and atomic structures, emphasizing scattering and constructive interference.

Explores phase-contrast imaging techniques and applications in various samples.

Explores wave propagation, diffraction, interference, and Young's double-slit experiment.

Covers crystallography, lattice structures, vectors, and diffraction patterns.

Explores multiple beam scattering in electron diffraction, focusing on zone axis diffraction patterns and theoretical approaches.

Covers synchrotron and XFEL radiation, their applications, and experimental techniques across various scientific fields.

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