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Radiation dosimetry

an empirical expression for the width of the angular distribution of charged particles after multiple Coulomb scattering in a layer of material.

In radiation dosimetry, Highland formula refers to an empirical expression for the width of the angular distribution of charged particles after multiple Coulomb scattering in a layer of material. This meaning comes from Highland (1975) in Nuclear Instruments and Methods.[1]

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References

Highland, V. L. (1975). Some practical remarks on multiple scattering. Nuclear Instruments and Methods, 129(2), 497-499. https://doi.org/10.1016/0029-554x(75)90743-0

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