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Investigation of nuclear material using a compact modified uniformly redundant array gamma camera

Lee et al., 2018

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12938585739301148885
Author
Lee T
Kwak S
Lee W
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Nuclear Engineering and Technology

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We developed a compact gamma camera based on a modified uniformly redundant array coded aperture to investigate the position of a UO 2 pellet emitting characteristic X-rays (98.4 keV) and γ-rays (185.7 keV). Experiments using an only-mask method and an …
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