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Microdosimetry: Principles and Applications [PDF]
Reports of Practical Oncology and Radiotherapy, 2016 to present the most important aspects of Microdosimetry, a research field in radiation biophysics.microdosimetry is the branch of radiation biophysics that systematically studies the spatial, temporal and spectral aspects of the stochastic nature of the energy deposition processes in microscopic structures.we briefly review its history, the people, the
Santa Cruz, Gustavo A.
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Microdosimetry and Its Applications
Radiation Research, 1996 Microdosimetry and Its Applications is an advanced textbook presenting the fundamental concepts and numerical aspects of the absorption of energy by matter exposed to ionizing radiation.
Marco Zaider, Harald H Rossi
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Medical Physics, 1991
This is an introductory tutorial to the field of microdosimetry. Following a brief historical outline, we review the physics of experimental and theoretical microdosimetry and the application of microdosimetry to radiation biology within the so‐called “site” approximation.
Marco Zaider, H H Rossi
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This is an introductory tutorial to the field of microdosimetry. Following a brief historical outline, we review the physics of experimental and theoretical microdosimetry and the application of microdosimetry to radiation biology within the so‐called “site” approximation.
Marco Zaider, H H Rossi
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Health Physics, 1993
Microdosimetric aspects of tritium radiotoxicity are discussed. The level of coincidence of tritium locations and of radiation-sensitive sites does not appear to be decisive for relative effectiveness of tritium exposures. The actual target structure and dimensions seem to be of more importance.
K, Morstin +4 more
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Microdosimetric aspects of tritium radiotoxicity are discussed. The level of coincidence of tritium locations and of radiation-sensitive sites does not appear to be decisive for relative effectiveness of tritium exposures. The actual target structure and dimensions seem to be of more importance.
K, Morstin +4 more
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Microdosimetry and Thermoluminescence
Radiation Research, 1984The mechanism for production of light from a thermoluminescent phosphor requires the combination of a trapped electron and hole at a luminescent center. The kinetics is that of a second-order process. Accordingly one may expect a similarity in the formalism for describing thermoluminescent emission (TL) and the theory of dual radiation action in ...
K, Li, P, Kliauga, H H, Rossi
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Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2010
Silicon detectors are being studied as microdosemeters since they can provide sensitive volumes of micrometric dimensions. They can be applied for assessing single-event effects in electronic instrumentation exposed to complex fields around high-energy accelerators or in space missions. When coupled to tissue-equivalent converters, they can be used for
GIULINI CASTIGLIONI AGOSTEO, STEFANO LUIGI MARIA +1 more
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Silicon detectors are being studied as microdosemeters since they can provide sensitive volumes of micrometric dimensions. They can be applied for assessing single-event effects in electronic instrumentation exposed to complex fields around high-energy accelerators or in space missions. When coupled to tissue-equivalent converters, they can be used for
GIULINI CASTIGLIONI AGOSTEO, STEFANO LUIGI MARIA +1 more
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Microdosimetry of Electrons in Liquid Water Using the Low-Energy Models of Geant4
Journal of Applied Physics, 2017 The biological effects of ionizing radiation at the cellular level are frequently studied using the well-known formalism of microdosimetry, which provides a quantitative description of the stochastic aspects of energy deposition in irradiated media ...
Sébastien Incerti +2 more
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 2001
A review of solid state microdosimetry is presented with an emphasis on silicon-based devices. The historical foundations and basics of microdosimetry are briefly provided. Various methods of experimental regional microdosimetry are discussed to facilitate a comparison with the more recent development of silicon microdosimetry.
P D, Bradley, A B, Rosenfeld, M, Zaider
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A review of solid state microdosimetry is presented with an emphasis on silicon-based devices. The historical foundations and basics of microdosimetry are briefly provided. Various methods of experimental regional microdosimetry are discussed to facilitate a comparison with the more recent development of silicon microdosimetry.
P D, Bradley, A B, Rosenfeld, M, Zaider
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Microdosimetry of Electron Microbeams
Radiation Research, 2004Track structures of 25, 50 and 80 keV primary electrons, simulated by the detailed-history Monte Carlo method, were analyzed for the frequency distributions of energy deposited in spheres with a diameter of 1 microm, placed in a cylindrically symmetrical array around the projected initial direction of the primary electron.
J H, Miller +4 more
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On the Application of Microdosimetry to Radiobiology
Radiation Research, 1988The pertinence of proportional counter microdosimetry to radiobiology rests on the idea of the site model; in view of the current emphasis on formalisms based on the distance model, it would appear that the role of experimental microdosimetry as a predictive tool is compromised. In this paper we challenge this opinion.
M, Zaider, H H, Rossi
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