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On the angular dependence of L x-ray production cross sections following photoionization at an energy of 59.54 keVTartari et al., 2003
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- Tartari A
- Baraldi C
- Casnati E
- Da Re A
- Fernandez J
- Taioli S
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- Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
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The anisotropy of L x-ray fluorescence induced by 59.54 keV unpolarized photons is investigated by means of an experimental procedure which allows the relative L x-ray production cross section to be evaluated without taking account of the angular set-up and …
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