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Title: Intrinsic error of the point-source and the LS-curve approximations in treatment of true coincidence summing
Author(s): Vidmar, Tim
Kanisch, Guenter
Keywords: Gamma-ray spectrometry; High-purity germanium detector; True coincidence summing; Point-source approximation; Linear-to-square curve; Intrinsic error; Environmental measurements
Issue Date: Sep-2010
Publication type: Journal article
Citation: Vidmar T., Kanisch G.- Intrinsic error of the point-source and the LS-curve approximations in treatment of true coincidence summing.- In: Applied Radiation ans Isotopes, 68:9(2010), p. 1785-1788.- ISSN 0969-8043
Abstract: Apart from an experimental determination of the relevant correction factors or a full Monte Carlo simulation, the most popular computational approach to the problem of true coincidence summing effects is the point-source approximation. An improvement of this method is based on the so-called Linear-to-square or "Third curve" of gamma-ray spectrometry. Both of these computational methods carry with them an intrinsic error, the magnitude of which we investigate for the case of environmental measurements with p-type HPGe detectors.
Persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10038/7073  Help icon
DOI: doi: 10.1016/j.apradiso.2010.02.016  Help icon

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