J.E. Bradley, Joe Marks
Abstract
A description and analysis are given of the application of modulation methods in the recording of ionizing radiation. This provides a new general method, which overcomes many existing difficulties for the case S 2 / B
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A description and analysis are given of the application of modulation methods in the recording of ionizing radiation. This provides a new general method, which overcomes many existing difficulties for the case S 2 / B
Key concepts: Ionizing radiation, Non-ionizing radiation, Background radiation, Radiation, Computer science, SIGNAL (programming language), Modulation (music), Physics