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By:Daniel Blanc
Published on 1995 by Elsevier Masson


Cet ouvrage de synthèse expose les notions de base de la physique du noyau et des domaines qui l'entourent, conduisant à la structure ultime de la matière. Après avoir présenté un panorama général, l'auteur étudie les noyaux, les particules et leurs interactions, en allant jusqu'aux particules ultra-relativistes. La radioactivité naturelle, la radioactivité artificielle, les principaux modes d'émission radioactive forment les deux chapitres centraux de l'ouvrage ; sont abordées ensuite des questions plus précises : les sources de particules (rayonnement cosmique, accélérateurs), la pénétration des particules dans la matière, la détection vue d'un point de vue global (comptage, spectrométrie), la radiométrie, enfin la dosimétrie (ces trois derniers domaines étant écrits en collaboration avec Guy Portal docteur ès sciences.) Cette synthèse est destinée aux étudiants de l'enseignement supérieur abordant ce domaine et aux étudiants non physiciens, scientifiques ou appartenant au corps de santé. Elle leur permettra d'avoir une vue d'ensemble de notions souvent traitées de manière dispersée, compte tenu des programmes universitaires.

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