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Thermally and Optically Stimulated Luminescence A Simulation Approach

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  • Copyright: 2011-05-23
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T he emphasis in th e present book will be on results that one can get from simulations, which can add a new dimension to results from theoretical considerations mainly based on simplifying assumptions . Chapter 1 will introduce both techniques. Thermoluminescence, methods for evaluating trapping parameters and additional phenomena of TL will be featured in Chapter s 2 to Chapter 4 . Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) will be discussed in Chapter 5 and the n the next chapters will detail analytical and approximate expressions of dose dependence of TL and OSL and simulations of TL and OSL in dating and dosimetry procedures. Chapters 8 and 9 will detail t he pre-dose (sensitization) effect and s imultaneous measurements. Chapter s 10 to 13 will focus on a pplications in medical physics , r adiophotoluminescence , q uantum-mechanical basis of TL and OSL and the exponential integral. The book will conclude with the appendix and the b ibliography.Reuven Chen
Professor Reuven Chen is a Professor Emeritus at Tel-Aviv University. He has been working on thermoluminescence, optically stimulated luminescence and other related topics in the last 48 years. Professor Chen has published ~170 scientific papers and two books. He has been a Visiting Professor at several universities in the US, Britain, Canada, Australia, Brazil, France and Hong-Kong. At present, he is an Associate Editor of Radiation Measurements and referee for several international journals.

Vasilis Pagonis
Professor Vasilis Pagonis is a Professor of Physics at McDaniel College. His research involves working on modeling properties of dosimetric materials and their applications in luminescence dating and radiation dosimetry. Professor Pagonis has published ~70 scientific papers, as well as the book Numerical and practical exercises in thermoluminescence, published by Springer in 2006. He currently holds the Kopp endowed chair in the physical sciences at McDaniel College.

Table of Contents

About the Authorsp. ix
Prefacep. xi
Acknowledgementsp. xiii
Introductionp. 1
The Physical Mechanism of TL and OSL Phenomenap. 1
Historical Development of TL and OSL Dosimetryp. 2
Historical Development of Luminescence Modelsp. 5
Theoretical Basis of Luminescence Phenomenap. 7
Energy Bands and Energy Levels in Crystalsp. 7
Trapping Parameters Associated with Impurities in Crystalsp. 9
Capture Rate Constantsp. 10
Thermal Equilibriump. 12
Detailed Balancep. 14
Arrhenius Modelp. 15
Rate Equations in the Theory of Luminescencep. 18
Radiative Emission and Absorptionp. 19
Mechanisms of Thermal Quenching in Dosimetric Materialsp. 20
A Kinetic Model for the Mott-Seitz Mechanism in Quartzp. 23
The Thermal Quenching Model for Alumina by Nikiforov et al.p. 26
Basic Experimental Measurementsp. 29
General Approach to TL and OSL Phenomenap. 29
Excitation Spectrap. 32
Emission Spectrap. 34
Bleaching of TL and OSLp. 35
Thermoluminescence: The Equations Governing a TL Peakp. 39
Governing Equationsp. 39
One Trap-One Recombination Center (OTOR) Modelp. 44
General-order Kineticsp. 45
Mixed-order Kineticsp. 47
Q and P Functionsp. 51
Localized Transitionsp. 55
Semilocalized Transition (SLT) Models of TLp. 57
Basic Methods for Evaluating Trapping Parametersp. 63
The Initial-rise Methodp. 63
Peak-shape Methodsp. 65
Methods of Various Heating Ratesp. 66
Curve Fittingp. 69
Developing Equations for Evaluating Glow Parametersp. 71
The Photoionization Cross Sectionp. 73
Additional Phenomena Associated with TLp. 79
Phosphorescence Decayp. 79
Isothermal Decay of TL Peaksp. 81
Anomalous Fading and Anomalous Trapping Parameters of TLp. 82
Competition Between Excitation and Bleaching of TLp. 94
A Model for Mid-term Fading in TL Dating; Continuum of Trapsp. 100
Photo-transferred Thermoluminescence (PTTL)p. 109
TL Response of A12O3:C to UV Ruminationp. 116
Dependence of the TL Excitation on Absorption Coefficientp. 118
TL Versus Impurity Concentration; Concentration Quenchingp. 121
Creation and Stabilization of TL Traps During Irradiationp. 129
Duplicitous TL Peak due to Release of Electrons and Holesp. 131
Simulations of the Duplicitous TL Peakp. 140
Optically Stimulated Luminescence (OSL)p. 143
Basic Concepts of OSLp. 143
Dose Dependence of OSL; Basic Considerationsp. 144
Numerical Results of OSL Dose Dependencep. 146
Simulation of the Dose-rate Dependence of OSLp. 148
The Role of Retrapping in the Dose Dependence of POSLp. 150
Linear-modulation OSL (LM-OSL)p. 153
Unified Presentation of TL, Phosphorescence and LM-OSLp. 156
The New Presentation of LM-OSL Within the OTOR Modelp. 158
TL-like Presentation of CW-OSL in the OTOR Modelp. 168
Dependence of Luminescence on Initial Occupancy; OTOR Modelp. 169
TL Expression Within the Unified Presentationp. 171
Pseudo LM-OSL and OSL Signals under Various Stimulation Modesp. 173
OSL Decay and Stretched-exponential Behaviorp. 174
Optically Stimulated Exoelectron Emissionp. 180
Simulations of OSL Pulsed Annealing Techniquesp. 186
Analytical and Approximate Expressions of Dose Dependence of TL and OSLp. 193
General Considerationsp. 193
Competition During Excitationp. 196
Competition During Hearingp. 198
The Predose (Sensitization) Effectp. 205
Sensitization and De-sensitization in Quartzp. 207
Dose-rate Dependencep. 210
Sublinear Dose Dependence of TL and LM-OSL in the OTOR Systemp. 211
Dose-dependence and Dose-rate Behaviors by Simulationsp. 222
Simulations of the Dose-rate Effect of TLp. 225
Nonmonotonic Dose Dependence of TL and OSLp. 229
Nonmonotonic Dose Dependence of TL; Simulationsp. 231
Nonmonotonic Effect of OSL; Results of Simulationsp. 239
Simulations of TL and OSL in Dating Proceduresp. 245
The Predose Effect in Quartzp. 245
Simulation of Thermal Activation Characteristics in Quartzp. 247
The Bailey Model for Quartzp. 256
Simulation of the Predose Dating Techniquep. 261
The Single Aliquot Regenerative Dose (SAR) Techniquep. 266
Thermally Transferred OSL (TT-OSL)p. 272
Advanced Methods for Evaluating Trapping Parametersp. 279
Deconvolutionp. 279
Monte-Carlo Methodsp. 282
Genetic Algorithmsp. 287
Application of Differential Evolution to Fitting OSL Curvesp. 291
Simultaneous TL and Other Types of Measurementsp. 297
Simultaneous TL and TSC Measurements; Experimental Resultsp. 297
Theoretical Considerationsp. 301
Numerical Analysis of Simultaneous TL-TSC Measurementsp. 310
Themoluminescence and Optical Absorptionp. 313
Simultaneous Measurements of TL and ESR (EPR)p. 318
Simultaneous Measurements of TL and TSEEp. 323
Applications in Medical Physicsp. 327
Introductionp. 327
Applications of Luminescence Detectors in Medical Physicsp. 328
Examples of in-vivo Dosimetric Applicationsp. 332
Radioluminescencep. 334
Radiophotoluminescencep. 341
Development and Use of RPL Materialsp. 341
The Simplest RPL Modelp. 344
Effects of Ionization Density on TL responsep. 347
Modeling TL Supralinearity due to Heavy Charged Particlesp. 347
Defect Interaction Modelp. 351
The Unified Interaction Modelp. 352
The Exponential Integralp. 357
The Integral in TL Theoryp. 357
Asymptotic Seriesp. 358
Other Methodsp. 362
Previous Books and Review Papersp. 363
Examplesp. 365
Simulation of OSL Experiments Using the OTOR Modelp. 365
Simulation of OSL Experiments Using the IMTS Modelp. 366
Simulation of TL Experiment Using the Bailey Modelp. 369
Referencesp. 371
Author Indexp. 395
Subject Indexp. 411
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