Error Evaluation on Multi-Detector Methods in Neutron Measurements
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概要
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It is possible by introduction of 'characteristic functional' K[φ] to evaluate errors due to the approximation using multi-detector methods in measuremens of neutron dose equivalent rate, and to show them in a figure in a simple manner for arbitrary spectra. Dose equivalent rate is given by D=K[φ]N_1, where N_1 is the counting rate of one of the detectors. The maximum errors are determined by obtaining the maximum and minimum values of K[φ] represented in terms of the ratios of counting rates. Examples are given for two- and three-detector methods. Also, good approximations in the multi-detector methods are described by the use of the characteristic functional.
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1969-10-05
著者
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Ryufuku Hiroshi
Division Of Health Physics And Safety Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Ryufuku Hiroshi
Division Of Health Physics And Safety Japan Atonic Energy Research Institute
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Nakayama Takashi
Division of Reactor Engineering, Japan Atonic Energy Research Institute
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Nakayama Takashi
Division Of General Thoracic Surgery Department Of Surgery School Of Medicine Keio University
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Nakayama Takashi
Division Of Reactor Engineering Japan Atonic Energy Research Institute:(present Address)josai Univer
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Nakayama Takashi
Division Of General Thoracic Surgery Department Of Surgery Keio University School Of Medicine
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