Nuclear detectors - Different types of particles to detect
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Nuclear detectors - Different types of particles to detect

Author : Thierry POCHET

Publication date: January 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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  • Thierry POCHET: Nuclear Instrumentation Specialist - Researcher on secondment from CEA – International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

 INTRODUCTION

This text should be read in conjunction with the files , devoted to the physical principles of nuclear detector operation, and , which presents the different classes of detectors.

In this dossier, we focus on the four types of particles present in the nuclear industry: alphas (α), electrons (β), photons (X or γ) and neutrons. For each of these particles, we briefly present their origins, their properties in terms of interaction with matter, and the detectors used to detect them.

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