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An experimental procedure for precise evaluation of electron density distribution of a nanostructured material by coherent x-ray diffraction microscopy

Yukio Takahashi    
Hideto Kubo    
Yoshinori Nishino    
Hayato Furukawa    
Ryosuke Tsutsumi    
Kazuto Yamauchi    
Tetsuya Ishikawa    
and Eiichiro Matsubara    

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