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Use of etendue and energy spread to assess inverse-Compton X-ray sources for applications

Jeremy M. D. Kowalczyk and John M. J. Madey

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Abstract

While brightness is commonly used as an X-ray source figure of merit, it is not appropriate for many applications. Usable X-ray flux, restricted via application-specific etendue and energy spread, is a superior figure of merit.

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