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Full-field fluorescence computed tomography (F3CT) using a calibrated virtual cone-beam pinhole geometry
We present F3CT, a synchrotron-based hyperspectral full-field fluorescence computed tomography technique that avoids raster scanning by combining a pinhole aperture with an energy-resolving 2D detector. A virtual cone-beam model and two-stage calibration-reconstruction workflow enable 3D elemental m
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