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SHADOW: A synchrotron radiation ray tracing program
B. Lai,Franco Cerrina +1 more
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In this paper, the authors present the new ray-tracing program SHADOW, which was originally designed for the XUV optics range, but is now completely general, with particular emphasis on the synchrotron radiation applications.Abstract:
We present the new ray-tracing program SHADOW. The program was written specifically for the XUV optics range, but is now completely general. Its capabilites are discussed in terms of the physical basis on which the program is built, with particular emphasis on the synchrotron radiation applications.read more
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