Paul J. Kelly, M. J. Laubitz
Abstract
Results of measurements of thermoluminescence for γ‐irradiated pure, and magnesia‐doped alumina ceramics are presented. A self‐consistent method of glow curve analysis led to results differing from those previously reported in the literature, with smaller trapping energies and realistic attempt‐frequency factors.
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Results of measurements of thermoluminescence for γ‐irradiated pure, and magnesia‐doped alumina ceramics are presented. A self‐consistent method of glow curve analysis led to results differing from those previously reported in the literature, with smaller trapping energies and realistic attempt‐frequency factors.
Key concepts: Thermoluminescence, Materials science, Doping, Trapping, Irradiation, Mineralogy, Thermoluminescence dating, Analytical Chemistry (journal)