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(1985) First Workshop Proceedings
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Document Cover
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Preface
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Introduction
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Table of Contents
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Section 1: Material Sciences
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Target Foils
V. Bechthold (Karlsruhe) and R.J. Nickles (Madison)
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Foil Sealing Assembly used on 11 MeV Proton Targets
B.W. Wieland (CTI West)
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Target Bodies
J.C. Clark (Hammersmith) and St. Reiffers (Zwolle)
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Transfer Lines
E. Hugel (Ann Arbor) and R. Hichwa (Ann Arbor)
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Target Materials
J.R. Dahl (Manhassat) and D.J. Schyler (Long Island)
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Beam defocussing and profile measurement at the University of Alberta van de Graaff Accelerator
S. McQuarrie (Edmonton)
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Additional References
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Section 2: Beam Transport and Interaction with Matter
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Beam Transport and Interaction with Matter
G. Bida (Los Angeles) and S.J. Heselius (Turku)
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Additional References
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Section 3: Nuclear Data and Cyclotron Parameters
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Nuclear Data, Optimum Cyclotron Parameters
I. Trevena (Vancouver) and G. Wolber (Heidelberg)
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Preliminary Design for a K=30, 500 microAmp H-/D- Cyclotron
Y. Jongen, G. Lannoye and G. Ryckewaert
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Section 4: Scheduling
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Scheduling and optimizing of radionuclide production
R. Finn (Bethesda) and G.-J. Meyer (Hannover)
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Section 5: Reports from participating labs
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Status report of the mini cyclotron at the CNR Institute of Clinical Physiology at Pisa
Piero A. Salvadori (Pisa)
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Considerations concerning the energy of a small PET cyclotron
G. Wolber (Heidelberg)
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Problems associated with scheduling a medical cyclotron
R. Finn (Bethesda)
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Production of positron emitters at the SIN cyclotron facilities
R. Weinreich (Villigen)
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A flexible remote controlled target system
A.M.J. Paans, A. Rijskamp, W. Vaalburg (Groningen)
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Organic Liquid targets for the production of 123I and 77Br
J.A. Osso, R. Bett, H.E. Sims (Harwell)
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Density reduction and beam scattering and straggling in gas targets: influence on radionuclide yield and recovery
S.-J. Heselius (Turku)
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A negative ion cyclotron using 11MeV protons for the production of radionuclides for clinical positron tomography
B.W. Wieland (Berkeley)
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A simple 18F-F2 target for routine use
R. Wagner (Koln)
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Cyclotron target system at Nihon Medi-Physics
Shunsuke Nakamoto (Chiba)
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Gas Target Systems at Ghent University
K. Strijckmans and C. Vandecasteele
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Section 6: Acknowledgement
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Acknowledgement
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