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Optimization of Radioluminescent Fiber Dosimeter for Space Missions
This study investigates the impact of pre-irradiation on radiation-induced luminescence (RIL)-based optical fiber (OF) dosimeters and compares the performances of copper (Cu)-, cerium (Ce)-, and Cu/Ce-co-doped silica OFs under ionizing radiations. A total of 112 OF probes were tested under 40 keV me
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