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X-ray phase-attenuation duality and phase retrieval

Phase retrieval is the key to quantitative x-ray phase-contrast imaging. To retrieve the phase image of an x-ray wave field, in general one needs multiple phase-contrast images. We have made a new observation of phase-attenuation duality for soft tissues, and we show how only a single phase-contrast...

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Published in:Optics letters 2005-02, Vol.30 (4), p.379-381
Main Authors: Wu, Xizeng, Liu, Hong, Yan, Aimin
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