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Unbiased Estimation of Atmosphere Attenuation Coefficient

Electrical Engineering, 2006
According to the passive sensors’ nature, only the azimuth and elevation angles are used for the target state estimation. In some scenarios, additional information like the irradiances generated by the passive sensors must be introduced to improve the estimation process. On the other hand, irradiances are strongly dependent on the atmosphere properties
G. D. Dikic, Z. M. Djurovic
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Measurement of γ-ray attenuation coefficients

The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1974
Gamma-ray attenuation coefficients have been determined for aluminum, copper, tin, platinum and lead (elements with Z between 13 and 82) using gamma - rays with energies between 295 and 2440 keV from a sealed Ra-226 source. A lithium-drifted germanium detector was employed without collimation or shielding. The average standard error of the experimental
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Gamma-ray attenuation coefficients for germanium

Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 1967
Abstract An interpolation method based on the values listed in NBS-583 for five elements adjacent to germanium was used to determine the gamma-ray attenuation coefficients of germanium. If the region of the atomic numbers, Z, is relatively small and the gamma-ray energy is not too close to the K-shell energies for the elements in this range of Z, the
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Increase in linear attenuation coefficient by changing crystal structure of materials for radiation shielding and biomedical devices safety

Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 2021
Wei Li, Muhammad Maqbool
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Attenuation coefficient

2010
Mirjan Nadrljanski   +2 more
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Photon Attenuation Coefficients of Helium

Journal of Applied Physics, 1970
H. F. Atwater, J. H. McCrary
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