The spatial resolution in dosimetry with normoxic polymer-gels investigated with the dose modulation transfer approach.

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The spatial resolution in dosi ...... modulation transfer approach.

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The spatial resolution in dosi ...... e modulation transfer approach

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Andreas Berg

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Christian Bayreder

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M Wieland

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Robert Schön

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1756-1769

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10.1118/1.2898173

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Ewald Moser

Dietmar Georg

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2008-05-01T00:00:00Z

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