Multi-MeV Flash Radiography in Shock Physics Experiments: Specific Assemblages of Monolithic Scintillating Crystals for Use in CCD-Based Imagers

<table>Schematic representation of the optical coupling of a CCD camera to a monolithic scintillator. The voxel (gray in the sketch) is the elementary volume viewed in the scintillator by a CCD pixel. Its size specifically depends on the refractive index (<i>n</i>) of the scintillator, the angular aperture (<i>α</i>) of the objective (at the object plan), and the size of the CCD pixel.</table>

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Figure 6: Multi-MeV Flash Radiography in Shock Physics Experiments: Specific Assemblages of Monolithic Scintillating Crystals for Use in CCD-Based Imagers 

Figure 6 | Multi-MeV Flash Radiography in Shock Physics Experiments: Specific Assemblages of Monolithic Scintillating Crystals for Use in CCD-Based Imagers 