Proton track structure code in biological matter

Proton track structure code in biological matter

Several numerical codes for proton and electron transport in water - a commonly used surrogate of the living matter - have been reported in the literature. In the current work, we report on a home-made step-by-step Monte Carlo code, called TILDA-V, based on a complete set of multiple-differential an...

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Hauptverfasser: Quinto, M A, Monti, J M, Galassi, M E, Weck, P F, Fojón, O A, Hanssen, J, Rivarola, R D, Champion, C
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Physics
Protons
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