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Main Authors: Barty, Christopher P. J., Algots, J. Martin, Amador, Alexander J., Barty, James C. R., Betts, Shawn M., Castañeda, Marcelo A., Chu, Matthew M., Daley, Michael E., Lopez, Ricardo A. De Luna, Diviak, Derek A., Effarah, Haytham H., Feliciano, Roberto, Garcia, Adan, Grabiel, Keith J., Griffin, Alex S., Hartemann, Frederic V., Heid, Leslie, Hwang, Yoonwoo, Imeshev, Gennady, Jentschel, Michael, Johnson, Christopher A., Kinosian, Kenneth W., Lagzda, Agnese, Lochrie, Russell J., May, Michael W., Molina, Everardo, Nagel, Christopher L., Nagel, Henry J., Peirce, Kyle R., Peirce, Zachary R., Quiñonez, Mauricio E., Raksi, Ferenc, Ranganath, Kelanu, Reutershan, Trevor, Salazar, Jimmie, Schneider, Mitchell E., Seggebruch, Michael W. L., Yang, Joy Y., Yeung, Nathan H., Zapata, Collette B., Zapata, Luis E., Zepeda, Eric J., Zhang, Jingyuan
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Accelerator Physics
Medical Physics
Optics
Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.04082
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https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.04082

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