Understanding Ultrafast X-ray Studies Using Two Colors Without Complex Models
Hecht L; Ovcharenko Y; Lægdsmand AØ; Bastian B; Baumann TM; Colombo A; De S; De Fanis A; Dold S; Fennel T; Hartmann R; Kolatzki K; Krishnan S; Kruse B; Laforge AC; Langbehn B; Mandal S; Mazza T; Medina C; Peltz C; Pfeifer T; Senfftleben B; Sishodia K; Stienkemeier F; Tanyag RMP; Tümmler P; Usenko S; Heidenreich A; Meyer M; Rupp D; Mudrich M
Scientists used special X-ray flashes to take fast pictures of tiny particles and see how they change over time. They worked out a tricky problem by using two different kinds of X-ray flashes and examining the patterns they made. This can help us make better movies of really small things in the future.