How does radiation-induced dynamics in glasses depend on the X-ray photon energy?

Hard X-rays can trigger reversible atomic rearrangements in network glasses. There is a growing amount of literature investigating this effect and it has been observed to depend on the dose-rate and the local structure of the glass. However, most of the measurements have been performed at very similar photon energies and an influence of the wavelength would radically challenge our understandings of this phenomenon. We plan to extend the characterization of this effect also at higher photon energies to either prove or disprove our current understanding.