The scattering of X-rays and γ-rays are events that have strong dependencies on the
polarization of the incident and scattered photons. Because of this, scattering problems that …

The scattering of low energy X-rays by atoms is dominated by coherent (Rayleigh) and
incoherent (many times known as “atomic Compton”) scattering. As electron synchrotron …

The current status of research in X-ray fluorescent analysis using synchrotron radiation
(SRXFA) is reviewed. The main schemes of analysis and the background components are …

A reliable X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis can be achieved by using accurate knowledge
of the spectral distribution of the excitation source. Since most commonly employed X-ray …

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis is a widely applied technique for the quantitative analysis
of thin films up to the μm scale because of its non-destructive nature and because it is easily …

An x‐ray focusing system with two Wolter type one mirrors was developed and used in a
synchrotron radiation x‐ray micro analyzer (SRXMA). The SRXMA system and the …

This work presents elemental composition studies of human dental calculus by X-ray
fluorescence analysis using synchrotron radiation. The intrinsic characteristics of …

Arsenic is a significant risk factor for human health, leading to various forms of cancer. The
most common routes of exposure to arsenic for humans are drinking water, food, and to a …

We describe an X-ray microprobe using multilayer mirrors. Previously, we have
demonstrated a Kirkpatrick-Baez type focusing system working at both 8 and 10 keV and …

The Cu‐Ta system has been known to be immiscible and never amorphized by the
conventional rapid quenching technique. The possibility of solid‐state amorphization of …