Lloyd et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Evaluation of an analytic linear Boltzmann transport equation solver for high‐density inhomogeneitiesLloyd et al., 2013
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- Lloyd S
- Ansbacher W
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- Medical Physics
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Purpose: Acuros external beam (Acuros XB) is a novel dose calculation algorithm implemented through theeclipse treatment planning system. The algorithm finds a deterministic solution to the linear Boltzmann transport equation, the same equation …
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