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Spencer-Attix cavity theory: a standalone construct

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Radiation dosimetry

a refinement of Bragg-Gray theory that accounts for secondary delta electrons by using restricted stopping powers above a cutoff energy.

In radiation dosimetry, Spencer-Attix cavity theory refers to a refinement of Bragg-Gray theory that accounts for secondary delta electrons by using restricted stopping powers above a cutoff energy. This meaning comes from Spencer (1955) in Radiation Research.[1]

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References

Spencer, L. V., & Attix, F. H. (1955). A Theory of Cavity Ionization. Radiation Research, 3(3), 239. https://doi.org/10.2307/3570326

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