The high energy universe at ultra-high resolution: the power and promise of x-ray interferometry

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• who: Phil Uttley from the A variety of technical items need to be realised for a successful, ray interferometer in the futureSome of these will be addressed as part of continuing developments in other fields, but for a subset we need dedicated efforts. To draw the technological roadmap, we describe the current status of XRI, the goal we want to reach, and the technological hurdles in between. In fact, under laboratory circumstances, XRI was already demonstrated two decades ago, in a ground-breaking experiment by Webster Cash at the University of Colorado [11]., ray fringes were recorded . . .
  

   

  

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