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From: t_bor
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 00:00
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Can anyone help me with this? In the simple repair model of radiobiology, where X refers to the mean number of lesions created in a cell, and D is the mean absorbed dose of the cell, then: X=aD - C(1-e-gD) [ie e raised to the power of -gD], where a,C, and g are constants for a given system (cell type, radiation type, and dose rate). Deduce the dimensions of a,C and g in any or all of M,L,T,Q (where Q refers to charge, even though Q itself can be expressed in MLT terms) I think the answer is that a and D are dimensionless and g is T/L. Am I right? Thanks
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