Penetration and Diffusion of X-Rays: Calculation of Spatial Distributions by Semi-Asymptotic Methods

DOI10.1103/PHYSREV.88.793MaRDI QIDQ5814732zbMATH OpenFDO

Authors Lewis V. Spencer

Publication date 1952

Published in Physical Review (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

structure of matter

Cites work

• On the Space Distribution of Slow Neutrons
• Penetration and Diffusion of X-Rays through Thick Barriers. II. The Asymptotic Behavior when Pair Production Is Important
• Penetration and Diffusion of X-Rays. V. Effect of Small_Deflections upon the Asymptotic Behavior

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• Neutron Penetration in Infinite Media; Calculation by Semi-Asymptotic Methods
• General Relation between Fluxes from Collimated Point and Plane Sources of Radiation
• Degradation and Range Straggling of High-Energy Radiations
• Calculation of Peaked Angular Distributions from Legendre Polynomial Expansions and an Application to the Multiple Scattering of Charged Particles
• Penetration and Diffusion of Hard X-Rays: Polarization Effects
• My years as a full-time industrial mathematician.
• Theory of Electron Penetration

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