Fundamental X-ray Physics and 3D Imaging of Nanoparticles

Physics undertakes research into many areas of fundamental X-ray physics.

Phase-Retrieval X-Ray Diffractometry

• Uniqueness of the complex diffraction amplitude in x-ray Bragg diffraction: General formalism
• One- & Two-Dimensional Inverse Problem in X-ray Diffraction Studies
• Two-Dimensional Crystal-Lattice Strain Reconstruction with Nanometre Spatial Resolution
• High-Resolution X-ray Diffraction Experiments Using Synchrotron Radiation
• Unambiguous Characterisation of Advanced Semiconductor Alloy Films & Multi-Layer Superstructures

90-degree Bragg Reflection

• Three-Dimensional Diffraction Phenomenon at a 90-degree Bragg Reflection
• 90-degree Bragg Reflection from a Thin Surface Film

3-D x-ray diffraction imaging with nanoscale resolution

Ultra-bright x-ray coherent diffraction facility

For more information, please contact Andrei.Nikulin@sci.monash.edu.au