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Alpha-Particle Microdosimetry

Current Radiopharmaceuticalse, 2011
With the increasing availability of alpha emitters, targeted α-particle therapy has emerged as a solution of choice to treat haematological cancers and micrometastatic and minimal residual diseases. Alpha-particles are highly cytotoxic because of their high linear energy transfer (LET) and have a short range of a few cell diameters in tissue, assuring ...
Nicolas, Chouin, Manuel, Bardies
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Track Nanodosimetry of an Alpha Particle

Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2002
Experimental measurements and calculations are described of ionisation distributions in propane wall-less gas cavities of about 20 nm simulated size, performed at different distances from a 244Cm alpha particle track. Ionisation events are detected one by one by collecting electrons from the sensitive volume and by separating them with a drift column ...
DE NARDO, LAURA   +6 more
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Interaction of Alpha-Particles

Physical Review, 1941
The properties of the forces between alpha-particles are discussed on the basis of a Heitler-London analysis augmented by a "van der Waals" calculation. The results are in some respects unfavorable to the alpha-particle model of the nucleus inasmuch as they contradict the assumptions often made when this model is applied.
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Alpha particle structure

Physical Review C, 1988
Abstract The time-independent Schrödinger equation for the case of nucleons in light nuclei is more difficult to treat than that of electrons in a light atom because of more complicated interaction terms. Nevertheless, for three-nucleon systems such as the triton, binding energies and structural details have been successfully obtained
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A practical alpha particle irradiator for studying internal alpha particle exposure

Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 2016
An alpha particle irradiator has been built in the Radiation Bioengineering Laboratory at Seoul National University (SNU) to investigate the cellular responses to alpha emissions from radon and the progeny. This irradiator is designed to have the energy of alpha particles entering target cells similar to that of alpha emissions from the radon progeny ...
Ki-Man, Lee, Ui-Seob, Lee, Eun-Hee, Kim
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Alpha-particle stripping reactions

Nuclear Physics, 1963
Abstract The cross-section for stripping of α-particles from bombarding nuclei, considered according to the α-particle model, has been calculated. The target nucleus is considered to be a black nucleus. The calculations have been carried out with correction for the finite magnitude of the target nucleus and taking the Coulomb repulsion into account.
Inopin, E. V., Abd El-Moaty, M.
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The Scattering of Alpha Particles by Helium

Proceedings of the Physical Society, 1959
Nuclear phase shifts are calculated for the scattering of two alpha particles, using the method of the resonating group structure, and assuming central Gaussian internucleonic potentials and Gaussian wave functions. It is found that a mixture of two-thirds Serber and one-third MHWB exchange force gives good agreement with the experimentally observed ...
Butcher, A. C., McNamee, J. M.
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Search for Alpha-Particle Condensates by Scattering and Transfer of Alpha Particles

Acta Physica Hungarica A) Heavy Ion Physics, 2003
Alpha-particle condensates are investigated by scattering and transfer of alpha particles on light nuclei.
M. Brenner   +3 more
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The Binding Energy of the Alpha Particle

Proceedings of the Physical Society. Section A, 1954
The method of Morpurgo is extended to deal with both central and tensor forces, each having Yukawa-type radial dependence. The method is applied to calculate the binding energy of 4He for one set of Pease-Feshbach force parameters. It is shown that the inclusion of a second D state in the trial wave function leads to a large increase in binding energy.
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