External bremsstrahlung spectra excited by<sup>32</sup>P and<sup>35</sup>S beta rays in different elements

Babu, Ram; Murty, K. N.; Murty, V A Narasimha

doi:10.1088/0305-4616/1/3/004

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“…Numbers of measurements for OB only are available in the literature (Babu et al, 1975;Gopala et al, 1987Gopala et al, ,1988William and Quarles, 2008) for mono-energetic and continuous beta particles. For 35 S, Babu et al described the comparison of modified Bethe-Heilter theory for OB with their experimental measurements in the photon energy region of 30-120 keV.…”

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Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

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Dhaliwal

2016

Applied Radiation and Isotopes

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Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

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Dhaliwal

2016

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Bremsstrahlung spectra produced by ⁸⁹Sr beta particles in thick targets

Dhaliwal

2003

X-Ray Spectrometry

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External bremsstrahlung spectra produced by hard beta particles of 89Sr (1.463 MeV) in thick targets of Al, Cu, Sn and Pb were studied. After making the necessary corrections, the experimental results were compared with the theoretical external bremsstrahlung distributions obtained from Elwert corrected (non‐relativistic) Bethe–Heitler theory, Tseng and Pratt theory and modified Elwert factor (relativistic) Bethe–Heitler theory. It was found that for low‐Z elements all theories are equally suitable throughout the energy region studied. For medium‐Z elements, the Tseng and Pratt and modified Elwert factor (relativistic) Bethe–Heitler theories are more accurate, particularly in medium and higher energy regions. However, for high‐Z elements, the modified Elwert factor (relativistic) Bethe–Heitler theory shows better agreement with the experiment, particularly at the higher energy end. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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External bremsstrahlung spectra excited by³²P and³⁵S beta rays in different elements

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Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

Bremsstrahlung spectra produced by ⁸⁹Sr beta particles in thick targets

Study of147Pm beta-induced bremsstrahlung spectra

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External bremsstrahlung spectra excited by32P and35S beta rays in different elements

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Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

Investigation of Coulombic bremsstrahlung spectra of metallic targets for the photon energy region of 1–100 keV

Bremsstrahlung spectra produced by 89Sr beta particles in thick targets

Study of147Pm beta-induced bremsstrahlung spectra

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External bremsstrahlung spectra excited by³²P and³⁵S beta rays in different elements

Bremsstrahlung spectra produced by ⁸⁹Sr beta particles in thick targets