放射線利用特論Ｅ (Advanced Radiation Application)

"Radiation" is a collective term referring high energy particles and electromagnetic waves. Their applications have a long history originated in Rontgen's X-rays. However it is still the field of the most advanced technique. The objective of this lecture is to learn the frontier radiation application field. Among various application fields we select "micro analysis" using an accelerator (especially Accelerator Mass Spectrometry) and medical/industrial application of radiation.

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授業計画

The schedule is tentatively as follows: 6-Apr Yamashita: Introduction of radiation induced phenomena 20-Apr Yamashita: Overview of radiation applications 27-Apr Matsuzaki: Introduction of Accelerator Mass Spectrometry 7-May Matsuzaki: Principle of Radiocarbon dating 11-May Spare slot 18-May Matsuzaki: Application of 10Be-AMS and 26Al-AMS 25-May Matsuzaki: Iodine isotope system 1 8-Jun Matsuzaki: Iodine isotope system 2 15-Jun Matsuzaki: New technique and New method 22-Jun Yamashita: Radiation applications in industry 29-Jun Yamashita: Radiation applications in medicine 6-Jul Yamashita: Radiation applications in agriculture 13-Jul Yamashita: Students presentation

授業の方法

Lectures will be given in person.

成績評価方法

Attendance, Presentation, Report assignment.

履修上の注意

毎回の授業内容に沿って参考書・参考資料等を用い事前に学習すること。また、授業後は、ノート等をもとに復習すること。 Students are expected to study in advance by using reference books, reference materials, etc., in accordance with the contents of each class. After the class, students are expected to review the material using notes and other materials.