《Table 5.Energy range of peaks in spectrum recorded by Chang’e-1GRS》

《Table 5.Energy range of peaks in spectrum recorded by Chang’e-1GRS》   提示:宽带有限、当前游客访问压缩模式
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《Mapping of the lunar surface by average atomic number based on positron annihilation radiation from Chang'e-1》


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Table 5.εi/ε0.512 a and μEi,are obtained in section 3.

The Geant4 Monte Carlo code has been used to simulate the gamma ray spectra from the lunar surface(Gurtner et al.,2006;Ohishi et al.,2004;Yamashita et al.,2008).The model consists of a cylinder which is filled with the lunar rock and soil with a density of 2.0 g/cm3 and a 40cm-diameter sphere current detector,as shown in Figure 2.The detector is placed on the axis of the cylinder,0.5 m above the cylinder’s upper surface.Six types of lunar rock,including KREEP,anorthosite,dunite,high alumina basalt,low titanium basalt,and high titanium basalt,are used to study the relationship between the average atomic number and the flux of 0.512-Me V gamma rays.The compositions and average atomic numbers of the six lunar rocks are given in Table 1(Heiken et al.,1991).