Current trends in scintillator detectors and materials
By William W. Moses. 2002
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Radiation, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
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Citations in the corpus
- Calibration Method for ML Estimation of 3D Interaction Position in a Thick Gamma-Ray Detector (2009, unknown): “However, one observation that we can make by examining the energy resolution of a scintillator-based gamma-ray spectrometer is that the variance of tends to exceed that of a Poisson random variable of identical mean value [11].”
- Benefit of Time-of-Flight in PET: Experimental and Clinical Results (2008, background): “First is the development of new scintillators that combine fast timing decay with high light output and high stopping power (11,12).”
- Effects of $\hbox {Ca}^{2+}$ Co-Doping on the Scintillation Properties of LSO:Ce (2008, background): “By controlling impurities and growth conditions, the light output has increased from 25 000 photons/MeV [5] to 30 900 photons/ MeV, when measured at room temperature.”