Study on Development of Embedded Source Depth Assessment Method Using Gamma Spectrum Ratio
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Kim, Jun-Ha
(Kyunghee University)
Cheong, Jea-Hak (Kyunghee University) Hong, Sang-Bum (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute) Seo, Bum-Kyung (Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute) Lee, Byung Chae (Chungbuk National University) |
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