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The Dosimetry of Proton Beams in Flash-Therapy

Akulinichev et al., 2023

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11268277887873234565
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Akulinichev S
Gavrilov Y
Djilkibaev R
Kokontsev D
Martynova V
Merzlikin G
Yakovlev I
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Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics

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Methods of dosimetry of proton beams with a high dose rate are investigated in this work. Standard ionization chambers proved to be inapplicable at dose rates above 100 Gy s–1, and the measurements of radiochromic EBT-XD films need to be corrected for linear energy …
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