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Viscous remanent magnetization authentication method for archaeological artifacts. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Vaknin Y, Cych B, Gee JS, Tauxe L.
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Phase-Dependent Thermoluminescence Properties of Zinc Sulphide. [PDF]

J Fluoresc
Farouk S, Farouk A, El-Faramawy N, Elewa NN.   +3 more
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Unveiling Earthquakes: Thermoluminescence Signal Resetting of Laboratory-Produced Fault Gouge

Heydari M, Kreutzer S, Hung C, Ghassemi MR, Martin L, Tsukamoto S, Preusser F, Niemeijer A.   +7 more
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Microdosimetry and Thermoluminescence

Radiation Research, 1984
The 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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Thermoluminescence: theory

Photosynthesis Research, 2009
Thermoluminescence (TL) probes the emission of luminescence associated with the de-trapping of a radical pair as the temperature is increased. This technique has proved useful for characterizing the energetic arrangement of cofactors in photosynthetic reaction centers.
Fabrice, Rappaport, Jérôme, Lavergne
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Thermoluminescence in hydroxyapatite

Medical Physics, 1979
A thermoluminescent (TL) glow peak has been shown to exist at 80°C in synthetic hydroxyapatite, in amorphous calcium phosphate, and in deproteinated rat bone mineral. This TL glow peak is excited by a thermal pretreatment at elevated temperature, followed by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light. When measured on a cylic TL‐readout UV‐exposure basis after
M R, Chapman, A G, Miller, T G, Stoebe
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Thermoluminescence: experimental

Photosynthesis Research, 2009
Thermoluminesence measurements are useful for the study of Photosystem II electron transport in intact leaves, in algal and cyanobacterial cells, as well as in isolated membrane complexes. Here an overview of the experimental approaches is provided.
Jean-Marc, Ducruet, Imre, Vass
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Thermoluminescence and thermoluminescence spectra of synthetic fluorapatite

Journal of Luminescence, 1980
Abstract On account of their fairly long life, alkaline earth halophosphate phosphors are still the mainstay of the fluorescent lamp industry. For higher efficiency and an increased selection of spectral distribution, with minor variation in composition and dopants, halophosphates are synthesised nowadays.
V.V. Ratnam, R. Jayaprakash, N.P. Daw
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Analysis of Thermoluminescence of Topaz

Physica Status Solidi (a), 1984
Thermoluminescence (TL) of RT (30 °C) X-irradiated topaz shows five TL peaks in the range 30 to 500 °C. Out of these, four peaks occurring at 101, 189, 238, and 336 °C can be isolated. The TL peak occurring in the region of 450 °C which is not yet reported in literature can not be isolated because of its low intensity and high black body radiation ...
R. K. Gartia, R. Singha
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Alumina as a Thermoluminescent Material

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2007
Thermoluminescence dosimeters are extensively used for quantitative dose measurements in various irradiation fields. They are also important for environmental monitoring after nuclear accident and weapon tests. In this work, the principles of TLD dosimeter and characteristics of several TLD materials are presented.
Yarar, Yasemin, Uzun, Erdem
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