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Martini, M.
Digest of the third international conference on medical physics, including medical engineering1972
Digest of the third international conference on medical physics, including medical engineering1972
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Kadefors, R.; Magnusson, R.I.; Petersen, I. (eds.); Chalmers Tekniska Hoegskola, Goeteborg (Sweden); Paper 20.8; 1972; 3. international conference on medical physics, including medical engineering; Gothenburg, Sweden; 30 Jul 1972; Published in abstract form only.
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Filet a particules
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Sci. Progr. Decouverte; (no.3441); p. 8-15
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Wright, C.W.
Marvin Engineering Co., Inglewood, CA (USA)1980
Marvin Engineering Co., Inglewood, CA (USA)1980
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[en] A lost-motion drive mechanism for high speed film transport for use in x-ray cameras is described. (UK)
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23 Apr 1980; 8 p; GB PATENT DOCUMENT 2031598/A/
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[en] A presentation is given of recent contributions that reactor noise analysis brought to the theory of probability and its applications, in terms of new profiles and distribution families. A time documentary approach is adopted. The PMZBB (Pal-Mogilner-Zolotukhin-Bell-Babala) distribution, Turkcan and Dragt's first try to derive the probability profile from the generating function and Routti Szeless and Ruby's elegant computational procedure - based on the partitions of integer numbers - are progressively recalled. In search of new probability distributions approximating the PMZBB profile, a number of generating functions have been introduced, analyzed and mutually compared. These functions lead to: (1) the Logarithmic distribution, (2) the Radical distribution, (3) the Algebraic distribution, (4) the Poisson-Logarithmic distribution, (5) the Poisson-Radical distribution and (6) the Poisson-Alegbraic distribution. Distribution (4) is also known as Polya or Pascal or Negative Binomial distribution. Distributions (2) (3) (5) and (6) are an absolute novelty in the field of probability theory. Distributions (4) (5) and (6) belong to the class of 'generalized Poisson distributions', introduced by Gurland some years ago. (author)
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European-American Committe on Reactor Physics specialist meeting on reactor noise: from critical assemblies to power reactors; Rome, Italy; 21 Oct 1974
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Ann. Nucl. Energy; v. 2(2-5); p. 89-93
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Denver Univ., Colo. (USA); p. 2803-2809; 1973
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[en] The application of the nuclear emulsion technique to detect and measure flight paths of unstable particles shorter than a few microns is given. Besides the description of the method of measurement and of the analysis, particular care is paid to the possible sources of biases. It is concluded that the transverse distances of the decay prongs to the primary vertex can be determined with a mean accuracy approx. 0.05 μm. (orig.)
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Nuclear Instruments and Methods; ISSN 0029-554X; 
; v. 174(1/2); p. 53-60
; v. 174(1/2); p. 53-60
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[en] In cases when the radiation data sent back to earth from the space must be accompanied by the inertial spatial information, it is necessary to transform the orientation of the object with respect to the body frame of the spacecraft into the corresponding coordinates in a preferred inertial frame by an on-board computer. By use of the quaternion method, computer time can be saved by about 40%. The new formalism of the quaternion algebra presented in this paper is designed to enhance its application through clear and simple mathematical operations
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CEA, 75 - Paris (France); International Union of Pure and Applied Physics; 415 p; ISBN 2-7272-0067-6; ; 1982; v. 9 p. 380-383; Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique; Paris, France; 17. International cosmic ray conference; Paris, France; 13 - 25 Jul 1981
; 1982; v. 9 p. 380-383; Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique; Paris, France; 17. International cosmic ray conference; Paris, France; 13 - 25 Jul 1981
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Jeffries, L.R. Jr.; Thompson, C.F.
General Nuclear, Inc., Houston, Tex. (USA)1972
General Nuclear, Inc., Houston, Tex. (USA)1972
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15 Feb 1972; 6 p; US PATENT DOCUMENT 3643096; 4 figs., filed 27 Feb 1969.
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Presnost mereni objemove vlhkosti a hmotnosti radiometrickou metodou
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10 figs.
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Radioisotopy; v. 13(2); p. 381-398
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Riou, C.R.; Jeudy, M.J.; Robillard, J.J.A.
Laboratoires de Physico-Chimie Appliquee ISSEC, 38 - Saint-Quentin-Fallavier (France)1979
Laboratoires de Physico-Chimie Appliquee ISSEC, 38 - Saint-Quentin-Fallavier (France)1979
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[en] Recording of X or gamma rays by a sensitive surface constituted of a metallic salt (mercury, copper, iron, etc.) at its lower valency, an oxalate, a chelating agent giving a coloured complex of the metal, where required an electron giving compound, and a film forming binder. Heating is employed for developing the latent image. This composition is proof against visible or ultraviolet light
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Enregistrement des rayons X ou gamma par une surface sensible constituee par un sel metallique (mercure, cuivre, fer...) a sa valence inferieure, un oxalate, un agent complexant donnant un complexe colore du metal, eventuellement un compose donneur d'electron, et un liant filmogene. Le developpement de l'image latente s'effectue par chauffage. Cette composition est insensible a la lumiere visible ou ultra-violetteOriginal Title
Procede et element d'enregistrement radiographique et gammagraphique a developpement a sec
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7 Dec 1979; 15 p; FR PATENT DOCUMENT 2425659/A/; Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France)
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