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Fast procedures for coincidence-summing correction in γ-ray spectrometry

De Felice et al., 2000

Document ID
8297427221620980617
Author
De Felice P
Angelini P
Fazio A
Biagini R
Publication year
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Applied radiation and isotopes

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Simplified and fast procedures for coincidence-summing correction in γ-ray spectrometry were investigated. These procedures are based on the usual theoretical expressions of the correction factors, but differ in the determination of the total efficiency curve based on the …
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