Absorbed Dose Information - Revision history

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	- Shultis, Faw, Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 3rd Edition, pg 274.		- Shultis, Faw, Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 3rd Edition, pg 274.

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−	~~<math>\frac{1}{1000}</math> of a pulse. ~62mil e- simulated, ~62bil e- per pulse. With parameters given on [[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]~~
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−	~~Deposited Energy: 4.71875e+08 MeV~~

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	- Shultis, Faw, Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 3rd Edition, pg 274.		- Shultis, Faw, Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 3rd Edition, pg 274.

		+	==Quartz==

		+	<math>\frac{1}{1000}</math> of a pulse. ~62mil e- simulated, ~62bil e- per pulse. With parameters given on [[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]
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		+	Deposited Energy: 4.71875e+08 MeV

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	[[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]		[[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]
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−	~~<math> 20MeV0.05\mu A = 20eV0.05A = 1 eV*A</math>~~
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−	~~<math>= 1.610^{-19}JA = 1.610^{-19}J\frac{C}{s}</math>~~
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−	~~<math>1.610^{-19}\frac{J\ C}{s} \frac{1 \ e-}{1.6*10^{-19}C} = 1 Watt\ e-</math>~~

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 - Shultis, Faw, Fundamentals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 3rd Edition, pg 274.
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 [[Thesis]]

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	[[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]		[[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]
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		+	<math> 20MeV0.05\mu A = 20eV0.05A = 1 eV*A</math>
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		+	<math>= 1.610^{-19}JA = 1.610^{-19}J\frac{C}{s}</math>
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		+	<math>1.610^{-19}\frac{J\ C}{s} \frac{1 \ e-}{1.6*10^{-19}C} = 1 Watt\ e-</math>

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	[[Thesis]]		[[Thesis]]
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		+	[[Linac Run Plan April 2018, Dr. McNulty]]

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	<math> 1 rad = 100 \frac{ergs}{gram} = 0.01 Gy</math>		<math> 1 rad = 100 \frac{ergs}{gram} = 0.01 Gy</math>
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		+	<math> 1 Gy = 1 \frac{joule}{kilogram}</math>

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 <math>D \equiv  \lim_{_{_{ \! \!\! \! \! \! \! &Delta; m \rightarrow 0}}}{\frac{&Delta; \bar &epsilon;}{&Delta; m}}</math>
-Here <math>\bar &epsilon;</math> is the expected energy imparted to the medium averaged over all stochastic fluctuations (random processes)
+"The absorbed dose is the quotient of the mean energy imparted <math>\bar &epsilon;</math> to matter of mass <math>&Delta; m</math>, in the limit as the mass approaches zero."
 <math> 1 rad = 100 \frac{ergs}{gram} = 0.01 Gy</math>

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	Here <math>\bar ε</math> is the expected energy imparted to the medium averaged over all stochastic fluctuations (random processes)		Here <math>\bar ε</math> is the expected energy imparted to the medium averaged over all stochastic fluctuations (random processes)

−	<math> 1 rad = 100 frac{ergs}{gram} = 0.01 Gy</math>	+	<math> 1 rad = 100 \frac{ergs}{gram} = 0.01 Gy</math>