Radial Dose Distribution
Radial Dose Distribution is a physical quantity that characterizes the spatial deposition of energy per unit mass as a function of radial distance from the central axis of a charged particle track in a medium, distinguishing it from other dose metrics by its explicit dependence on the perpendicular distance from the particle’s path.
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Cluster Effects within the Local Effect Model
Thilo Elsässer, M. Scholz · Radiation Research · 2007 · 198 citations
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