ZHANG Wenzhong1 GUO Yong2 LUO Yisheng2 1. The research on position distribution of secondary electrons along proton track in tissue equivalent material[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2007, (4): 262-264.
ZHANG Wenzhong1 GUO Yong2 LUO Yisheng2 1. The research on position distribution of secondary electrons along proton track in tissue equivalent material[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2007, (4): 262-264.DOI:
The research on position distribution of secondary electrons along proton track in tissue equivalent material
To research the micro-specialty of proton energy deposition in body-tissue or tissue equivalent material
water vapor was considered to be reasonable as the tissue equivalent material on the basis of analysis of the body-tissue
and Monte Carlo method was used to simulate the behavior of proton in the tissue equivalent material. Some features about the micro-specialty of proton energy deposition in tissue equivalent material were given through the analysis of data from the calculation. Proton will give energy to the electrons along its track in tissue equivalent material
and energy of these electrons will give out in the end. All these energy deposition events made up the proton track in tissue material.
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