Gamma-ray energy spectrum full-energy peak base fine calculation method and system
A computing method and computing system technology, applied in the field of radiation detection, can solve problems such as indistinguishability, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy
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[0073] like image 3 As shown, a refined calculation method for the full-energy peak base of the γ-ray energy spectrum, including:
[0074] S1. Obtain the recursive relationship between two adjacent substrates in the all-energy peak region based on the gamma energy spectrum with the track address of 1 to N:
[0075] B i -B i+1 =λP i i=0,...,N (1)
[0076] Among them, B i , B i+1 are the base counts of the i-th track and the i+1-th track, respectively; P i is the total energy peak net count of the i-th channel; Y i is the total count of the i-th channel; λ is an undetermined constant; N is a positive integer.
[0077] S2. Based on the identity that the total count is the sum of the net count of the all-energy peak and the base count, combined with the recursive relational expression, calculate the net count and the base count of each channel in the all-energy peak area.
[0078] The total count is the sum of the all-energy peak net count and the basal count, i.e.
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Embodiment 2
[0094] like Figure 4 As shown, a measured one containing 57 The gamma energy spectrum of a sample of Co nuclide (with known activity), assuming that the track range of a certain all-energy peak is 1 to N (determined according to the energy of gamma rays and the broadening of the all-energy peak), the total count of each track in this range is Y i (i=1,...,N), the count of the adjacent track outside the left and right boundaries is B L and B R (It can be the count of a single channel, or the average count of multiple adjacent channels), then the base count of each channel within the range of the all-energy peak can be calculated as follows:
[0095] 1) Assume that the net count of all-energy peaks in each channel is P i (i=1,..,N), construct the following vectors and matrices:
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[0097] Where λ is the parameter to be sought.
[0098] 2) Carry out the following iterative calculation:
[0099] (i) Take any initial value lambda 0 , M 0 , and set the maximu...
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