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CHMELEVSKY, D., KELLERER, A. M., TERRISSOL, M., AND PATAU, J. P. Proximity Functions for Electrons up to 10 keV. Radiat. Res. 84, 219-238 (1980). Proximity functions for electrons up to 10 keV in water are computed from simulated particle tracks. Numerical results are given for the differential functions t(x) and the integral functions T(x). Basic characteristics of these functions and their connections to other microdosimetric quantities are considered. As an example of the applicability of the proximity functions, the quantity yJD for spheres is derived from t(x).
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