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Optimizing light transport in scintillation crystals for time-of-flight PET: an experimental and optical Monte Carlo simulation study
Achieving excellent timing resolution in gamma ray detectors is crucial in several applications such as medical imaging with time-of-flight positron emission tomography (TOF-PET). Although many factors impact the overall system timing resolution, the statistical nature of scintillation light, includ
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