High numerical aperture tabletop soft x-ray diffraction microscopy with 70-nm resolution

Author	R. Sandberg C. Song P. Wachulak D. Raymondson A. Paul B. Amirbekian E. Lee A. Sakdinawat C. La-O-Vorakiat M. Marconi C. Menoni Margaret Murnane J. Rocca Henry Kapteyn Jianwei Miao
Year of Publication	2008
Date Published	2008-01
Journal Title	Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Volume	105
Start Page or Article ID	24-27
DOI	10.1073/pnas.0710761105
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JILA PI	Margaret Murnane Henry Kapteyn
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Publication Status	Published

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