The Probability Variations in the Distribution of Alpha Particles¶
Rutherford, E., Geiger, H., & Bateman, H. (1910). The Probability Variations in the Distribution of Alpha Particles. Philosophical Magazine, 20(118), 698-707.
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- Poisson Process
- In radioactive decay and particle counting, the historical birthplace, each unstable nucleus decays independently at a constant per-unit-time probability, and modern dosimetry and single-photon detection rest on the Poisson skeleton.
This sourceThe historical demonstration that radioactive-decay counts follow the Poisson law.
- In radioactive decay and particle counting, the historical birthplace, each unstable nucleus decays independently at a constant per-unit-time probability, and modern dosimetry and single-photon detection rest on the Poisson skeleton.
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