nuclide

Determining Topographic Shielding from Digital Elevation Models for Cosmogenic Nuclide Analysis: a GIS Approach and Field Validation.

Soils usually contain the stable nuclide of cesium (i.e., [sup.133]Cs).

Fission spectrum of fissile nuclide (or their combination) is given for reactor fission media Q(E), which, according to [1, 12] can be defined by the following expression:

The MAESTRO-32 multichannel analyzer emulation software (Ortec, South Illinois Ave., USA) was used for peak searching, peak evaluation, energy calculation, nuclide identification, data acquisition, storage, display, and online spectral analysis.

With the development of nuclear waste disposal, nuclide transport with underground water in fractured rock masses has been an important issue in recent decades [1].

The nuclear decay data used as input were derived from simplified level schemes as mentioned above, using DDEP recommended data files [1] for each nuclide. Individual L-shell and total M-shell conversion probabilities were calculated using the BrICC code using the frozen orbital approximation [22].

Only 0.01 percent of tantalum is found in this state; it is the rarest known long-lived nuclide, or variety of atomic nucleus.

For diagnosis of Osteomyelitis X-ray, CT and MRI are all used but Radio Nuclide imaging is the most cost effective modality.

The dating method measures beryllium-10, a nuclide produced in rocks when they are struck by cosmic rays.

1) it is not possible to express all the nuclide masses through continued fractions within the accuracy of their standard deviations.

For a target nuclide T initially at rest, recoiling with energy ER after the scattering with a WIMP with mass m and initial velocity v, the differential rate is