conversion coefficient

But, of course, in order to make the calculations it is necessary to know the conversion coefficient for each production.

Internal conversion coefficients can be looked up from tables, but this is time-consuming.

There is always the question why agricultural conversion coefficients are not used more generally in place of customs duties.

The conversion-electron data have been further used to determine the conversion coefficients for various transitions in, 34Ba.

At this stage of the analysis it is important to know the internal conversion coefficients for the transitions connecting the known levels.

There are theoretical calculations that can be used to derive internal conversion coefficients.

The conversion coefficients and the angular dependence factors are generally found to agree well with calculated ones.

In general, additional filtration leads to an increase of the value of the conversion coefficient.

Thus, it is not derived from prices of feed grains using some feed conversion coefficient.

The internal conversion coefficient may be empirically determined by the following formula:

This can be achieved by estimating conversion coefficients between the two vessels through an intercalibration experiment.

For increasing atomic number (Z) and decreasing gamma-ray energy, internal conversion coefficients are observed to increase.

In nuclear physics, the internal conversion coefficient describes the rate of internal conversion.

Computer programs have been developed (see the BrIcc Program) which will present internal conversion coefficients quickly and easily.

The spin and parity assignments are made on the basis of angular distribution and internal conversion coefficients.

Siebert Fluence-to-ambient dose equivalent conversion coefficients provide the basis for the calibration of area monitors.

The conversion coefficients for photon radiation are published by the ICRU.

This figure, which is based on the Commission's calculations, must clearly have been set too high as a result of using conversion coefficients which were no longer appropriate.

Evaluation of theoretical conversion coefficients using BrIcc, Nucl.

From the present conversion-electron and γ-ray intensities, the conversion coefficients for various transitions in 140La and 140Ce were determined.

To first approximation this assumption is valid, upon comparing several internal conversion coefficients for different isotopes for transitions of about 100 keV.

The internal conversion coefficient is defined as the number of de-excitations via e emission over those via γ emission.

As organ doses usually cannot be measured directly in patients, it is necessary to establish suitable conversion coefficients between organ doses and measurable dose quantities.

We share your view that we must have this scheme, from the point of view of both the cultivation of this crop and the conversion coefficient.

Gamma ray singles excitation functions, angular distribution functions, γ–γ coincidence probabilities, and internal conversion coefficients were determined for a large number of transitions.