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X-Ray Absorption Imaging of High-Pressure Lighting Plasmas
Published
Author(s)
John J. Curry, Craig J. Sansonetti
Abstract
X-ray absorption has been used to image the distribution of Hg in high-pressure arc lamps used for lighting (Curry, Sansonetti, and Wang, in progress). Here, several images are presented showing the analytic transformation of raw x-ray data into an image of the Hg vapor density in a cylindrically symmetric arc.
Curry, J.
and Sansonetti, C.
(2005),
X-Ray Absorption Imaging of High-Pressure Lighting Plasmas, IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science
(Accessed October 11, 2025)