Breakthrough With Ultra-Fast Xrays

Electromagnetically-induced transparency, or EIT, has been known in the visible realm for quite some time. The process is used to control such characteristics as dispersion and absorption in gases, allowing the gases to become transparent at a certain wavelength from an interacting laser. Until now, EIT has not been used in x-rays.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news102683602.html">Breakthrough With Ultra-Fast Xrays</a></p> <p>Electromagnetically-induced transparency, or EIT, has been known in the visible realm for quite some time. The process is used to control such characteristics as dispersion and absorption in gases, allowing the gases to become transparent at a certain wavelength from an interacting laser. Until now, EIT has not been used in x-rays.</p>