Tomographic X-ray scattering based on invariant reconstruction: analysis of the 3D nanostructure of bovine bone

De Falco, P.; Weinkamer, R.; Wagermaier, W.; Li, C.; Snow, T.; Terrill, N.J.; Gupta, H.S.; Goyal, P.; Stoll, M.; Benner, P.; Fratzl, P.

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Figure 4
Comparisons between reconstructions, using different techniques, of the region at the interface between two fibrolamellar units. (a1) A sinogram of the integrated intensity achieved from SAXS measurements. Here the longitudinal and tangential directions are marked by dashed lines. (b1) A sinogram of the quantity $[- \log (I_{\rm T} / I_0) \, (r, \varphi)]$ . (c), (a2), (b2) Reconstructions from, respectively, the µCT, SAXS and synchrotron CT measurements. (d) Reconstruction of the $[T_{\cal R}]$ parameter map.

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Volume 54| Part 2| April 2021| Pages 486-497

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