The Physics of Radiation Dosimetry

The Physics of Radiation Dosimetry presents the fundamentals of radiation dosimetry through a logical sequencing of topics. This comprehensive treatment lays out basic concepts for the novice, then uses that foundation to introduce topics that all students will need to know—such as charged particle/matter interactions and photon/matter interactions.

This book offers:

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  A solid, physics-based explanation of the topics presented

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  Chapters containing sets of problems for students

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  Easy to follow introductory radiation physics

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  In-depth discussions and derivations

The Physics of Radiation Dosimetry is ideal for graduate level students in medical physics and is an invaluable resource for medical physics residents and practitioners.