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Effect of Scattered Radiation on the Shape of the Instrumental Line of a Scintillation Gamma Spectrometer

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    A. M. Kol'chuzhkin, S. A. Strokov & V. D. Karataev

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Kol'chuzhkin, A.M., Strokov, S.A. & Karataev, V.D. Effect of Scattered Radiation on the Shape of the Instrumental Line of a Scintillation Gamma Spectrometer. Atomic Energy 89, 942–945 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1011314920873

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