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==The Main Idea==

X-rays are an electromagnetic wave with high energy and very short wavelengths. X-rays are capable of passing through many materials that would be opaque to light. 


===A Mathematical Model===

X-Ray Reflectivity

[[File:xrr_blue.png]]

===A Computational Model===

X-rays have much smaller wavelengths compared to other electromagnetic waves.

[[File:xrrwl.gif]]

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