Summing Loss Correction is a methodological technique in nuclear radiation detection that belongs to the class of detector efficiency correction approaches and is specifically distinguished by its function of compensating for signal loss due to pulse pile-up and dead time effects during the summation of multiple coincident events.
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Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia, Australia
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Imperial College London
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Jožef Stefan Institute
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Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia
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Universidad de Cádiz
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