A fit to the experimental data for the response of the Fricke dosimeter to energetic heavy ions is obtained using a calculation of the relative effectiveness of a 1-hit detector, from track theory. We use 2 fitted parameters, the target size, a0, which may be thought to represent a “diffusion length,” and E0, the dose of gamma-rays at which there is an average of one hit per target (the D-37 dose), and a new algorithm for the average radial distribution of dose in liquid water from the passing ion. The G value for ions is then given as the product of the calculated relative effectiveness and the experimental G value for gamma rays
The paper investigates the characteristics of the chemical Fricke dosimeter (with the standard compo...
A model of radiation action by energetic heavy ions, inspired by a study of particle tracks in elect...
Radiation effects induced by heavy ions in many materials with diverse end points are well described...
A fit to the experimental data for the response of the Fricke dosimeter to energetic heavy ions is o...
Many condensed matter dosimeters and detectors respond to the perspectives of track physics, a param...
The delta-ray theory of track structure, applied earlier to such 1-or-more hit detection systems as ...
A heavy-particle track model suggested by considerations presented in a companion paper is used in a...
By assuming that HO2● radical production in water and H2 production in benzene are 2 hit processes, ...
This project used Fricke dosimeters to determine the dose rates at multiple locations in a Co pool i...
Monte Carlo calculations of the radial distribution of dose in liquid water, incorporating energy de...
The track structure model of heavy ion cross sections was developed by Katz and co-workers in the 19...
Radiation detection and damage data from several physical, chemical, and biological systems have bee...
Heavy ion tracks in Ilford K-2 emulsion are simulated with a computer program that makes use of the ...
The supralinear response of thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) after irradiation with gamma- or bet...
The radial distribution of dose about the path of a heavy ion, principally from delta rays, is one o...
The paper investigates the characteristics of the chemical Fricke dosimeter (with the standard compo...
A model of radiation action by energetic heavy ions, inspired by a study of particle tracks in elect...
Radiation effects induced by heavy ions in many materials with diverse end points are well described...
A fit to the experimental data for the response of the Fricke dosimeter to energetic heavy ions is o...
Many condensed matter dosimeters and detectors respond to the perspectives of track physics, a param...
The delta-ray theory of track structure, applied earlier to such 1-or-more hit detection systems as ...
A heavy-particle track model suggested by considerations presented in a companion paper is used in a...
By assuming that HO2● radical production in water and H2 production in benzene are 2 hit processes, ...
This project used Fricke dosimeters to determine the dose rates at multiple locations in a Co pool i...
Monte Carlo calculations of the radial distribution of dose in liquid water, incorporating energy de...
The track structure model of heavy ion cross sections was developed by Katz and co-workers in the 19...
Radiation detection and damage data from several physical, chemical, and biological systems have bee...
Heavy ion tracks in Ilford K-2 emulsion are simulated with a computer program that makes use of the ...
The supralinear response of thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs) after irradiation with gamma- or bet...
The radial distribution of dose about the path of a heavy ion, principally from delta rays, is one o...
The paper investigates the characteristics of the chemical Fricke dosimeter (with the standard compo...
A model of radiation action by energetic heavy ions, inspired by a study of particle tracks in elect...
Radiation effects induced by heavy ions in many materials with diverse end points are well described...