Quantitative analysis of two-component samples using in-line hard X-ray images.

@article{Gureyev2002QuantitativeAO,
  title={Quantitative analysis of two-component samples using in-line hard X-ray images.},
  author={Timur E Gureyev and Andrew W. Stevenson and David M. Paganin and Timm Weitkamp and Anatoly A. Snigirev and Irina Snigireva and Stephen W. Wilkins},
  journal={Journal of synchrotron radiation},
  year={2002},
  volume={9 Pt 3},
  pages={
          148-53
        }
}
Methods for rapid quantitative phase-sensitive X-ray imaging of non-crystalline samples consisting of two distinct components are investigated. The transverse spatial distribution of the projected thickness of each component is reconstructed by computer processing of in-line images collected using synchrotron-generated hard X-rays and a position-sensitive detector with submicrometre spatial resolution. Different imaging techniques and associated image-processing algorithms are considered, with… 
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