X-ray and visible light scattering from light-induced polymer gratings
The kinetics of growth and erasure of light-induced surface relief gratings (SRG) inscribed onto polymer films containing photosensitive moieties can be investigated by means of visible gratings (SRG) light (VIS) and/or x-ray scattering provided by a low power laser and by a synchrotron radiation so...
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