Advantage of terahertz radiation versus X-ray to detect hidden organic materials in sealed vessels
Authors:
- Maryelle BessouMBMaryelle Bessou
- Henri DudayHDHenri Duday
- Jean-Pascal CaumesJCJean-Pascal Caumes
- Simon SalortSSSimon Salort
- Bruno ChassagneBCBruno Chassagne
- Alain DautantADAlain Dautant
- Anne ZiégléAZAnne Ziéglé
- Emmanuel AbrahamEAEmmanuel Abraham
Open Access
- 1 October 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Optics Communications
- Vol. 285 (21-22) , 4175-4179
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