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The production of gamma-ray Cherenkov-transition radiation (GCTR) by charged particles in the photon energy region 0.8÷2 MeV is studied theoretically using the results of the recent discovery that in the above mentioned region the dielectric constant or the refraction index of some materials is greater than 1 due to Delbruck scattering on Coulomb field of nuclei. Using the results of the carried out numerical calculations, the possibility of observing GCTR and some of its applications are discussed.

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Development of New Algorithm in the Method of a Resonant Vibrating Target for Large Scanning Speeds

Aginian

Harutyunyan

Arutunian

et al. 2019

J. Contemp. Phys.

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Processing of the data of ring transition radiation detectors

Aginian

Ispirian

Ispiryan

et al. 2004

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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Development of New Algorithm in the Method of a Resonant Vibrating Target for Large Scanning Speeds

Processing of the data of ring transition radiation detectors

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