Two novel high-dispersion, high-resolution spectroscopic methods are described. The properties of the vertical dispersion variants of the double-crystal spectrometer and the Johann spectrometer with a cylindrically bent crystal are discussed and compared with those of standard spectroscopic schemes. Preliminary experimental data demonstrate the good luminosity and extreme spectral and 1-D spatial resolution of these methods, which should prove useful in high-precision X-ray spectroscopic measurements of laser-produced plasmas.
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