Track structure theory in radiobiology and in radiation detection

Nuclear Track Detection

Volumn 2, Issue 1, 1978, Pages 1-28

  Katz, Robert ^a  

^a INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY   (Austria)

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EID: 0002685142     PISSN: 0145224X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0145-224X(78)90002-9     Document Type: Article

References (51)

1. Thermoluminescent response to heavily ionizing radiations
2. Observations relevant to the mechanism of RBE effects in the killing of cells
3. Calculations related to the application of negatively charged pions in radiotherapy
4. Application of track formation theory to calibration of photometric measurements on cosmic ray tracks in nuclear emulsion
5. Theory of RBE for heavy ion bombardment of dry enzymes and viruses
6. Thermoluminescence vs roentgens in lithium fluoride: a proposed mathematical model
7. Use of track-end alpha particles from 241 Am to study radiosensitive sites in CHO cells
8. DNA damage in mammalian cells and its relevance to lethality
9. The relative biological efficiency of X-rays generated at 220 kVp and gamma radiation from a cobalt 60 therapy unit
10. Linear Energy Transfer
11. LET dependence of TSL and TSEE yield as a basis for a fast neutron dosimetry method
12. Experimental and theoretical absorptance profiles of tracks of fast heavy ions in nuclear emulsion
13. Measured and calculated absorptance of tracks of fast heavy ions in Ilford G5 emulsion
14. Low level effects in relation to track structure theory
15. Inactivation of cells by heavy ion bombardment
16. Width of ion and monopole tracks in emulsion
17. Simplified RBE-dose calculations for mixed radiation fields
18. Response of NaI(Tl) to energetic heavy ions
19. Formation of etchable tracks in dielectrics
20. Particle tracks in emulsion
21. Response of nuclear emulsion to electron breams
22. Response of nuclear emulsions to ionizing radiations
23. Response of cells to fast neutrons stopped pions and heavy ion beams
24. Detection of energetic heavy ions
25. Heavy particles in therapy
26. The initial slope of the gamma-ray survival curve in the theory of RBE
27. Cellular survival in a mixed radiation environment
28. RBE-dose relations for neutrons and pions
29. Electron impact ionization cross-section data for atoms, atomic ions, and diatomic molecules: I. Experimental data
30. Width of heavy ion tracks in emulsion
31. Energy deposition by electron beams and delta rays
32. Electron energy dissipation
33. Relative biological effectiveness of high energy Bremsstrahlung in the GeV range
34. Supralinearity of thermoluminescent dosimeters
35. Comparison of skin responses of mice after single or fractionated exposure to cyclotron accelerated helium ions and 230 kV X-irradiation
36. The energy response of LiF to high energy photons and electrons
37. Electron flux spectra in aluminum
38. Evidence for detection of a moving magnetic monopole
39. Radiobiological studies of a high-energy modulated proton beam utilizing cultured mammalian cells
40. Response of the hexahydroxymethyl pararosanaline cyanide dosimeter to 3.0 MeV protons
41. Systematic evaluation of cellular radiosensitivity parameters
42. The relative biological effectiveness of high energy photons and electrons
43. Some applications of pH buffers in the development of nuclear particles plates
44. The relative biological effectiveness of various ionizing radiations in mammalian systems
45. Response of photographic emulsions to charged particles and neutrons
46. Prediction of the spatial distribution of cell survival in heavy ion beams
47. Problemes dosimetriques poses par la determination de L'EBR dans un large domaine d'energie
48. Response of lithium fluoride to neutrons and charged particles