Interaction of X-Rays with Matter

  • Bipin K. Agarwal
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Part of the Springer Series in Optical Sciences book series (SSOS, volume 15)

Abstract

In optics, the term dispersion means the separation of electromagnetic waves into their component wavelengths. The first treatment in the X-ray region was given by Compton. He adapted the theory developed earlier for the optical region by Lorentz [3.1]. He assumed that the electrons in atoms can act like oscillators. Thus in the classical dispersion theory the atoms scatter X-rays as if they contain electric dipole oscillators of certain definite natural frequencies, which represent the atomic absorption frequencies.

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Absorption Edge Oscillator Strength Anomalous Dispersion Resonance Level Mass Attenuation Coefficient 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Bipin K. Agarwal
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  1. 1.Physics Department, Dean of the Faculty of ScienceUniversity of AllahabadAllahabadIndia

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