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Monte Carlo simulation of x-ray phase contrast imaging
Conventional X-ray imaging relies on the attenuation of X-rays for contrast. XPCI, on the other hand, achieves contrast from the phase shift of the beam by the sample. The simplest way to achieve phase contrast is to let the beam propagate in free space after interaction with the sample, which is kn
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