Hard X-ray polarizer to enable simultaneous three-dimensional nanoscale imaging of magnetic structure and lattice strain

Logan, J.; Harder, R.; Li, L.; Haskel, D.; Chen, P.; Winarski, R.; Fuesz, P.; Schlagel, D.; Vine, D.; Benson, C.; McNulty, I.

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(a) Linear and circular polarization fraction as a function of X-ray phase retarder angular offset, where Δθ is the deviation from the ideal Bragg condition. The linear (red curve) and circular (blue curve) polarization fraction are calculated for a monochromator bandwidth of ΔE/E = 1.07 × 10⁻⁴. Black circles show experimental values for the linear polarization measured with a Ge(333) analyzer crystal at 8 keV. (b) Air-scattered intensity measured before and after a 12 h time interval. Changes correspond to a slow drift in the XPR alignment of 0.001° in 12 h.

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Volume 23| Part 5| September 2016| Pages 1210-1215

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