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Self-attenuation corrections calculated by LabSOCS Simulations forgamma-spectrometric measurements with HPGe detectors

Simulations from Laboratory Sourceless Object Counting System (LabSOCS) software were used to determine self-attenuation correction factor, which is defined as the efficiency ratio of the sample with the absorbing medium to that of the sample without absorbing medium. The semi-empirical self-attenua...

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Published in:中国物理C:英文版 2014 (7), p.82-87
Main Author: 田自宁 欧阳晓平 刘洋 陈亮 刘金良 张显鹏 宋纪文 曾鸣
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Summary:Simulations from Laboratory Sourceless Object Counting System (LabSOCS) software were used to determine self-attenuation correction factor, which is defined as the efficiency ratio of the sample with the absorbing medium to that of the sample without absorbing medium. The semi-empirical self-attenuation correction formula F(μ) used to correct self-attenuation of a sample was applied. A comparison of the two methods reveals that formula of sample with φb75 mm× 25 mm and φ75 min×10 mm can be, respectively, used in the self-attenuation correction for p in the ranges of 0 to 0.5 cm-1 and 0.5 cm-1 to 2.0 cm-1, indicating that the semi-empirical formula will not be used when # has exceeded the interval. The semi-empirical formula value is consistent with the experimental value, within 7.9% accuracy. Therefore, this method is correct and effective. Both of our two methods can accurately produce a relative self-attenuation correction factor when the composition of the sample is known. The self-attenuation correction of a sample with unknown composition can only be carried out using a semi-empirical formula method.
ISSN:1674-1137
0254-3052