Gamma-Ray Compton Spectrometers

Samir Ahmed Hamouda; Sami Mohamed Sergiwa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.815.159

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Gamma-Ray Compton Spectrometers

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General aspects of different gamma ray Compton scattering techniques are introduced. Comparison between the performances of different Compton spectrometers in terms of the parameters: resolution, statistical accuracy, and signal-to-noise ratio are presented. In addition to that, the most relevant parameters for further improvement in the quality of Compton profile measurements are suggested.

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Samir Ahmed Hamouda, Sami Mohamed Sergiwa

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Chemistry, Gamma Ray Compton-Spectroscopy, Methods of Material Characterization, Physics of Materials, Technologies of Material Characterization

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