Tanaka et al., 1985 - Google Patents
Gamma-ray absorbed dose measurements in media with plural thermoluminescent dosimeters having different atomic numbersTanaka et al., 1985
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- Tanaka S
- Sasamoto N
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- Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology
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Corrective factors for thermoluminescent dosimeters to obtain the γ-ray dose in materials are examined systematically based on a general cavity ionization theory, and an experimental method; interpolation method, is presented for measuring the γ-ray absorbed dose in …
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