Advances in Dynamic Analysis PIXE Imaging: Correction for Spatial Variation of Pile-Up Components
Nuclear instruments and methods in physics research Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms/Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research Section B, Beam interactions with materials and atoms(2005)
摘要
The Dynamic Analysis matrix transform facilitates generation of real-time quantitative elemental proton induced X-ray emission (PIXE) images. However, samples with strongly varying sample composition can lead to significant spatially varying concentration errors due to strong matrix effects or the overlap of pile-up lines that change in nature across the sample. The elements responsible for the highest count rate X-ray lines may change spatially, which means that the nature of the “pile-up element” changes across the sample. This is a non-linear effect, related to the product of X-ray intensities for the dominant elements in each pixel. However, both matrix and pile-up effects are related to composition variation. Hence, it is possible to determine all these in a self-consistent fashion. This paper describes treatment for these pile-up effects in the GeoPIXE software and illustrates their application to imaging in geology.
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nuclear microprobe,proton microprobe,PIXE,ion beam analysis,quantitative imaging,spectroscopy
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