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The X-ray Spectrum Delivered to B1

 

The x-ray spectrum delivered to B1 was modeled using XOP, assuming an electron current of 170mA.  Not included in the model were the absorption caused by the air, the absorption caused by the helium in the flight tube, and the inverse-square losses caused by the distance from the source.  The intensity should therefore be assumed to be in relative units..

 

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