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Curving X-ray detectors for astrophysics applications
Next-generation X-ray optics will revolutionize high-energy astrophysics, yet they present several challenges to design a complementary focal plane. In particular, the focal surface is curved, requiring many small, flat sensors to achieve a large field. We present work building on MIT Lincoln Labora
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