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North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1988, 399 p., (анг. яз. ) The advent of germanium and silicon detectors in the 1960's has revolutionized gamma- and X-ray spectrometry. The excellent energy resolution of these semiconductor detectors has been the basis for rapid and sometimes step-like progress. Today there is scarcely a field in natural science to which spectrometry with semiconductor detectors has not gained entry. The authors estimate that worldwide more than 10,000 germanium and silicon detectors are operating. Given the extensive use of these new devices y- and X-ray spectrometry has become a mature technology. The fields of their application begin with measurements of the properties of the y and X radiations themselves, for example, the determination of the y rays emitted from newly produced radionuclides, or the more precise determination of the emission probabilities of the y rays from a nuclide of interest in some applied field. Next, these radiations may be measured to determine basic physical properties, as the structure of the nucleus from which they are emitted. Then there are the many areas of applied science where one uses the known properties of these radiations to measure

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Author

Debertin K., Helmer R.

Language

EN

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nonfiction

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Science, Physics, Stem