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High-Intense Gamma-Ray Emission from a Crystalline Undulator with Realistic Bending Profiles
The development of compact and intense $γ$-ray sources in the MeV energy range remains a significant frontier in radiation physics, with profound implications for nuclear physics, medicine and applied science. In this work, we present a comprehensive numerical investigation of the photon emission pr
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