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Simulation of Detectors for Biomedical Imaging

Russo, 2008

Document ID
10694302647859401205
Author
Russo P
Publication year
Publication venue
Molecular Imaging: Computer Reconstruction and Practice

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The goal of this lecture is to provide basic information on the role of computer simulations in the investigation of the properties of semiconductor radiation detectors, when evaluating the predicted response of biomedical imaging systems under development. It will be presented …
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