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Luminescence Instrumentation

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This chapter gives an introduction to instrumentation for stimulated luminescence studies, with special focus on luminescence dating using the natural dosimeters, quartz and feldspars. The chapter covers basic concepts in luminescence detection, and thermal and optical stimulation, and reference irradiation. It then briefly describes development of spectrometers in dating applications, and finally gives an overview of recent development in the field directly linked to novel instrumentation. Contents of Paper

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Mayank Jain*, Lars Bøtter-Jensen

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Luminescence Spectroscopy, Optically Stimulated Luminescence, Pulsed OSL, Radioluminescence, Thermoluminescence

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