Fraunhofer-gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.v.

Friedrich-alexander-universitat Erlangen-nürnberg

Norman Uhlmann

Randolf Hanke

Theobald Fuchs

Stefan Hiermaier

Frank Nachtrab

Siegfried Nau

Stefan Gerth

Joelle Claussen

Frank Sukowski

Jens Fritsch

Stefan Moser

Malte Kurfiss

Rolf Behrend

Ines Butz

Susanne Burtzlaff

Petra-Maria Kessling

An example of a method for time-resolved calculation of a deformation of a body comprises calculating () a model of the body during the deformation. The method further comprises calculating () a predicted X-ray image for the body for a plurality of time points during the deformation based on the model. The method further comprises obtaining () one measured X-ray image of the body each for the time points during the deformation. The method further comprises modifying () the model based on the predicted X-ray images and the measured X-ray images.

Method and computer program for time-resolved calculation of a deformation of a body

A method of determining a plant's biomass includes three steps, namely establishing an X-ray photograph of the plant, establishing an absorption characteristic of the plant in an X-ray photograph, and determining the plant's biomass by means of the absorption characteristic of the plant. Said determining is based on a predetermined relation between a reference absorption characteristic and a reference biomass.

Determining a plant's biomass

In a radiation source and a method for the generation of X-radiation, a liquid is arranged in a liquid line, the liquid being completely surrounded by the liquid line in the direction of an evacuated chamber. A portion of the liquid line is permeable to an electron beam such that the electron beam extending through the chamber is able to enter via the liquid line so as to interact with the liquid in an interaction zone for the generation of X-radiation. The radiation source ensures a good dissipation of heat from the interaction zone and prevents liquid from entering the chamber.

Radiation source and method for the generation of X-radiation

In an X-ray computer tomograph and a method for investigating an object by means of X-ray computer tomography, to improve the image quality, a first intensity of the X-ray radiation between an X-ray source and the object is measured by means of a first intensity measurement device () and a second intensity of the X-ray radiation between the object and the X-ray detector outside a projection region of the object is measured by means of a second intensity measurement device. A scattered radiation correction factor is calculable by means of the measured intensities to reduce the scattered radiation.

X-ray computer tomograph and method for investigating an object by means of X-ray computer tomography

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