Fabrication, performance, and figure metrology of epoxy-replicated aluminum foils for hard x-ray focusing multilayer-coated segmented conical optics

Physics – Optics

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We fabricated x-ray mirrors for hard x-ray (>= 10 keV) telescopes using multilayer coatings and an improved epoxy- replicated aluminum foil (ERAF) nonvacuum technology. The ERAF optics have approximately 1 arcmin axial figure half- power diameter (HPD) and passed environmental testing. Reflectivity measurements at 8 keV on ERAFs with and without multilayer coatings show a 4.4 to 4.8 angstroms room mean square microroughness for correlation lengths

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