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Radiation exposure facilities for radiobiology in Europe: availability, capabilities, and limitations. [PDF]

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Continuum Spectra of Alpha Particles Scattered from 6Li by Alpha Particles

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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 ...
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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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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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