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Vijay Kumar Garg
Budha Dal Public School Patiala, Chitkara University, Punjabi University
0009-0006-0712-0648
About
My research interests focus on the application of X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) in elemental detection and material characterization. I am particularly interested in exploring how XRF can be effectively utilized for studying angular distribution and linear polarization phenomena, which provide deeper insights into the structural, compositional, and interactional properties of matter. This area of work bridges experimental techniques with theoretical models, contributing to both fundamental understanding and practical advancements in material science and applied physics.
Employment
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Budha Dal Public School Patiala Teacher, Mentor2004 - Present
Education
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Chitkara University Ph.D2017 - 2023
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Punjabi University M.Phil.2002 - 2003
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Punjabi University M.Sc.2000 - 2002
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (9)
- Mapping of Micronutrient Elements Distribution in Different Varieties of Indian Wheat Grains Using Synchrotron Assisted Microprobe X-ray Fluorescence Analysis Save
- Linear polarization of L3 sub-shell X-ray lines for some high-Z elements Save
- Soil assessment for heavy metal contamination and potential ecological risks Save
- Metal Transfer from Soil to Crops - A Phytoremediation Study Save
- Non-relativistic dipole approximation based angular dependence of L3 sub-shell X-rays following photoionization Save
- Water quality assessment using synchrotron-based TXRF Save
- Synchrotron based TXRF for assessment of treated wastewater Save
- Theoretical angular dependence of L3 sub-shell X-rays following photoionization Save
- Synchrotron based X-ray fluorescence for trace elemental analysis of industrial sludge Save