01 /2000Journal article
Health Physics · 79(2), 170–181 · August 2000
WENDI: an improved neutron rem meter
Neutron rem-meter designs intended to improve response across a wide energy range, from thermal neutrons to 5 GeV.
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Understanding energy.
Particle by particle.
Selected academic work on neutron detection, radiation shielding, Monte Carlo transport, and materials assessment.
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02 /2003Journal article
Health Physics · 84(2), 180–187 · February 2003
Measurements of accelerator-produced leakage neutron and photon transmission through concrete
Measurements and Monte Carlo calculations of leakage radiation transmitted through concrete, informing accelerator shielding design.
03 /1998Journal article
Health Physics · 74(1), 38–47 · January 1998
Neutron fluence and energy spectra around the Varian Clinac 2100C/2300C medical accelerator
Monte Carlo modeling of neutron leakage around an accelerator, compared with measurements for representative operating conditions.
04 /1997Journal article
Health Physics · 72(4), 524–529 · April 1997
Neutron sources in the Varian Clinac 2100C/2300C medical accelerator calculated by the EGS4 code
Calculations of photoneutron yields in accelerator components using the EGS4 Monte Carlo code and detailed component geometry.
05 /1990Journal article
Medical Physics · 17(5), 800–806 · September–October 1990
Anthropomorphic radiation therapy phantoms: A quantitative assessment of tissue substitutes
A quantitative assessment of materials used as tissue substitutes in anthropomorphic radiation-therapy phantoms.
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