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Controlling $γ$-photon production with additively manufactured microstructured targets
Nonlinear inverse Compton scattering (NICS) in high-density targets offers a promising route for generating high flux, broadband sources of MeV $γ$-photons which are important for applications like radiography, photonuclear physics, and pair production. Microstructured targets enable control over th
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