This experimental study analyzes imaging challenges in crystals using synchrotron radiation, suggesting potential solutions.
Problems in experimental study of real crystal structures using phase-contrast imaging with synchrotron radiation (SR) are discussed and methods for their solution are proposed. The experiment was conducted at the Pohang Light Source, in Pohang City, Republic of Korea. A diamond crystal was examined. The capabilities of the method in studying weak changes in crystal density under conditions of spatially non-uniform beam intensity, beam statistical noise and detector imperfections are analyzed. Images of various shapes and sizes were obtained, showing the presence of defects. However, a more detailed analysis is required to identify the defects.
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