Quantifying the diffusion kinetics and spatial distributions of radiogenic ^4He in minerals containing proton-induced ^3He

By David L. Shuster, Kenneth A Farley, J. Sisterson, D. S. Burnett. 2004

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The influence of natural radiation damage on helium diffusion kinetics in apatite (2006, methodology): “By irradiating samples with high energy protons, it is possible to generate high concentrations of uniformly distributed (3)He for measuring diffusion coefficients with this isotope [21].”
The influence of artificial radiation damage and thermal annealing on helium diffusion kinetics in apatite (2009, methodology): “Previous works suggests this conclusion is valid for apatite (Shuster et al., 2004).”
Past, Present, and Future of Thermochronology (2005, background): “Other potentially important but as yet poorly understood aspects of He diffusion that may have broader implications are crystallographic anisotropy in diffusion characteristics (Farley 2000), and the fact that 3He and 4He appear to diffuse from apatite at essentially the same rate (Shuster et al. 20”