Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:
1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-9002(97)00353-7
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Geometrical parameters of a detection system: A Monte Carlo approach

V.P. Likhachev
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M. C. Martins
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J. D. T. Arruda‐Neto
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et al.
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“…Os elementos da coluna IIIA da tabela periódica, são chamados de átomos aceitadores, porque possuem um nível energético incompleto em (25). Fotodiodos baseados em silício são sensíveis à região do espectro visível e infra-vermelho próximo, e sua sensibilidade de resposta depende da espessura da região intrínseca [61 -62].…”
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Dosimetria de processos de irradiação gama com diodos comerciais de silício

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“…Os elementos da coluna IIIA da tabela periódica, são chamados de átomos aceitadores, porque possuem um nível energético incompleto em (25). Fotodiodos baseados em silício são sensíveis à região do espectro visível e infra-vermelho próximo, e sua sensibilidade de resposta depende da espessura da região intrínseca [61 -62].…”
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OMEGA code: calculation of the geometrical parameters of detection systems

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Arruda‐Neto
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Martins
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Monte Carlo study of the corrections to the Σ-asymmetry of the reaction

Likhachev
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Carvalho
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Arruda‐Neto
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