This lecture covers the interaction of radiation with matter, focusing on charged particles, radiation types, radiation detection, and fundamental interactions. Topics include radiation types, ionization, excitation, deexcitation, and processes related to collisions.
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Explores radiation sources, including fast electron sources, heavy charged particle sources, and neutron sources, covering processes like beta decay, internal conversion, and Auger electrons.
