Abstract
By combining a curved-crystal spectrometer, operated in Cauchois geometry, with a broad gamma-ray source with a continuous energy spectrum, it is possible to construct a tunable gamma-ray source from which monochromatic gamma-ray beams with small divergence and energies ranging from a few tens of keV up to a few MeV can be obtained.
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