13 February 2012, Volume 20, Issue 4, pp. 3367-4811
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Simulation results showing the spectral degree of coherence of the polycapillary device output wavefield. The spectral degree of coherence is a two-point quantity, and these data are shown as a function of r2 with r1 = (0, 0). See A. M. Zysk et al., Fig 4 for details.
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