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Act.1 ADMIRA - Initiation to Medipix. Study of Radiation and its properties. Comparison of classical and relativistic models in alpha and beta radiation.
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Activity file
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Language
CA
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Particle Physics
ACTIVITY 1:
Practice with the students using the Timepix detector and the Pixetpro program. If you do not have the detector, the practice can be done using the experimental data in the Experimental Data section
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