Nuclear Technology & Radiation Protection Journal


NT & RP Journal	APPLICATION OF AN ADDITIVE-TYPE MIXED PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF RADIATION FROM A MIXTURE OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCES
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Vol. XXVIII, No. 2, Pp. 109-236 June 2013 UDC 621.039+614.876:504.06 ISSN 1451-3994 Back to Contents	Pages: 191-194 Authors: Diana Ć. Dolićanin-Djekić, Dženis F. Pućić, and Koviljka Dj. Stanković Abstract This paper investigates the possibility of distinguishing between the effects of radiation coming from two or more radioactive isotopes, by using methods of statistical mathematics. The procedure uses a mixed distribution of an additive type. Mathematical treatment is demonstrated herein on an example of analysis of composite radiation from two radioactive sources. Key words: mixture of radioactive isotopes, additive-type mixed probability distribution, parameters for individual distribution universes FULL PAPER IN PDF FORMAT (369 KB)
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Pages: 191-194

Authors: Diana Ć. Dolićanin-Djekić, Dženis F. Pućić, and Koviljka Dj. Stanković

Abstract

This paper investigates the possibility of distinguishing between the effects of radiation coming from two or more radioactive isotopes, by using methods of statistical mathematics. The procedure uses a mixed distribution of an additive type. Mathematical treatment is demonstrated herein on an example of analysis of composite radiation from two radioactive sources.

Key words: mixture of radioactive isotopes, additive-type mixed probability distribution, parameters for individual distribution universes

FULL PAPER IN PDF FORMAT (369 KB)