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Purpose | |
To provide: | |
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The depth-dose curve, the depth-charge curve,
the number-transmission curve, etc. of plane-parallel electron beams mainly in
the energy region from 0.1 to 20 MeV |
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The values of the continuous slowing-down
approximation range, the extrapolated range, the average reach (originally
proposed as the average depth of electron penetration), the average penetration
depth (also called projected range), and number- and energy-reflection ratios
(at saturation) |
3. |
A good insight into the general trends of the
interactions of fast electrons with thick layers of matter (effectively semi-infinite
media or slab absorbers) |
How to Use | |
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To use EMID, you need modern browser
(Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, Google Chrome, ...).
Click here to get advanced important information. |
2. |
Select one of Modes on the left. The program for the
selected mode opens in a new window. You can open up to three mode windows at the
same time, each from a different group. In addition, you can open three
Help pages from those mode windows and one page from the five menu items
at the top of the main page (a total of eight windows) simultaneously. |
3. |
All your input and output data are localized on your
computer. Thus the protection of the information about your usage is guaranteed. |
4. |
After loading the necessary programs, you can work offline.
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Introduction is provided in each window. Clicking "Help" or
"How to Get Results" in each window gives you instructions. |
Methods Used | |
Analytic formulas and algorithms developed by Tabata and his coauthors.
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A joint product of Radiation Dynamic Group,
Kharkov National University, and
Institute for Data Evaluation and Analysis
Copyright © 2000 Valentin Lazurik and Tatsuo Tabata
Users are requested to cite EMID (including the URL) and related references
if they refer to the results of this program in a paper.
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