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Limitations of the Concept of Linear Energy Transfer (LET)
Radiology, 1956Variations in the relative biological effectiveness of ionizing radiations are commonly attributed to differences in specific ionization or linear energy transfer (LET). The implication has been that for each radiation field there exists one definite distribution of dose in LET (LET spectrum) that may be computed from an analysis of the existent ...
H. H. Rossi, W. Rosenzweig
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Electronic Energy Transfer in Linear Polymer Chains
High Energy Chemistry, 2002The effect of the size of a polymer molecule and the character of the motion of its units in solution on the luminescence kinetics of chromophores attached to the polymer chain was studied.
E. N. Bodunov +2 more
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Linear Energy Transfer of Heavy Ions in Silicon
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 2007Researchers performing radiation testing on electronic components often rely on semi-empirical prediction codes for determining the linear energy transfer (LET) (or electronic stopping force) of ions, without paying much attention to their reliability. However, it is seen that estimations calculated with different codes can have over 10% discrepancies,
A. Javanainen +15 more
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Linear energy transfer effect in radiolysis of cyclohexane
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1966Abstract Dimer formation in irradiated cyclohexane is influenced by the presence of iodine, which can act as a radical scavenger, reducing dimer yield and producing cyclohexyl iodide. The effectiveness of iodine is studied under a range of conditions (concentration of iodine, phase and temperature of cyclohexane) for y radiation, and ...
R. Blackburn, A. Charlesby
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On energy transfer between linear and nonlinear oscillators
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2008In this paper energy transfer in a dissipative mechanical system is analysed. Such system is composed of a linear and a nonlinear oscillator with a nonlinearizable cubic stiffness. Depending on initial conditions, we find energy transfer either from linear to nonlinear oscillator (energy pumping) or from nonlinear to linear.
Horta Dantas, Marcio Jose +1 more
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Effects of ploidy and linear energy transfer on radiobiological survival curves
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1953Abstract The radiobiological influence of linear energy transfer (energy transferred per unit length of the track of an ionizing particle) was investigated with respect to inhibition of cell division in three microorganisms: a diploid strain of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae; a haploid yeast derived form the diploid; and the unicellular green ...
R E, ZIRKLE, C A, TOBIAS
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Targeted energy transfer and non linear energy sinks
2013It has been proved (analytically, numerically and experimentally) that by endowing nonlinear innate of some special light attachments, namely nonlinear energy sink (NES), it is possible to localize the energy and passively controlling important oscillators. The phenomenon is called energy pumping or targeted energy transfer.
Ture Savadkoohi, Alireza +1 more
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The Physics of Absorbed Dose and Linear Energy Transfer
1986The objectives of dosimetry and dose specification concern the description of the temporal and spatial distribution of the energy deposition at a macroscopic and microscopic level.
J. J. Broerse, G. W. Barendsen
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