The diamond–silicon carbide composite Skeleton® as a promising material for substrates of intense X-ray beam optics

Pestov, A.E.; Lopatin, A.Y.; Volkov, P.V.; Zorina, M.V.; Lukyanov, A.Y.; Malyshev, I.V.; Mikhailenko, M.S.; Toropov, M.N.; Semikov, D.A.; Chernyshev, A.K.; Chkhalo, N.I.; Yunin, P.A.; Glushkov, E.I.; Gordeev, S.K.; Korchagina, S.B.

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Figure 13
Cross-sections of maps of thermally induced deformation under exposure to hard X-ray radiation: (a) monocrystalline silicon (PV_Si = 411.1 nm, std = 5.9 µrad), (b) DSCC Skeleton^® (PV_Sk = 189.6 nm, std = 2.8 µrad) and (c) monocrystalline diamond (PV_D = 12.2 nm, std = 0.17 µrad) (calculation in SolidWorks software). The abbreviation `std' (standard deviation) means the root-mean-square of slope deviation from the plane.

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