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Chen, Reuven was born on January 21, 1939 in Tel-Aviv. Son of Meir and Tamar (Geiringer) Chen.
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American Physical Society
1963
Canadian Association of Physicists
1965
Israel Physical Society
1967
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Theory of Thermoluminescence and Related Phenomena
(In this text, the authors offer an account of thermolumin...)
In this text, the authors offer an account of thermoluminescence (TL) and other thermally stimulated phenomena. Although most recent experimental results of TL in different materials are described in some detail, the emphasis is on general processes, and the approach is more theoretical.Thus , the details of the possible processes which can take place during the excitation of the sample, and during its heating, are analyzed. The methods for analyzing TL glow curves are critically discussed, and recommendations as to their application are made. Also discussed are the expected behaviour of these phenomena as functions of the experimental parameters, for example, the dose of excitation. The consequences concerning the main applications of TL (for example, radiation dosimetry) are also discussed in detail as well as the similarities and dissimilarities of other thermally stimulated phenomena, and the simultaneous measurements of the latter and TL.
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Advances In Physics And Applications Of Optically And Thermally Stimulated Luminescence
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In this volume, international leading experts in the study of thermally and optically stimulated luminescence give an up-to-date, comprehensive coverage of the theoretical and experimental aspects of these subjects, as well as their applications.The theory of thermoluminescence (TL) and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) are discussed in detail including mainly solid state models of localized and delocalized transitions. These models cover the effects occurring during the excitation by irradiation and the read-out by heating or by exposure to light. The methods described consist of analytical mathematical considerations as well as numerical simulations.The main application of these effects, namely radiation dosimetry, includes personal and environmental dosimetry, as well as retrospective dosimetry and the dosimetry of cosmic radiation and space missions. Also discussed in detail are archaeological and geological dating, the use of luminescence dosimetry in medical physics as well as general applications in geosciences, other model subjects such as time-resolved luminescence and thermally assisted OSL, and the sister-subject of thermoluminescence in photosynthetic materials.
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Reuven Chen
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Reuven Chen, Israeli physicist, educator. Science Research Council fellow Queen Mary College, London, 1971, French Science Research Council fellow, Paris, 1976. Sergeant Israeli Army, 1956-1958. Member Israeli Physical Society, American Physical Society, Canada Association Physics, Operations Research Society of America, Israeli Operations Research Society.
Education
Master of Science, Hebrew U., Jerusalem, 1963;
Doctor of Philosophy, Hebrew U., Jerusalem, 1967.
Career
Research associate Soreq Nuclear Center, Israel, 1963—1966. Instructor Tel-Aviv University, 1966—1967. Assistant professor Physics Polytechnic University, Brooklyn, 1967—1969.
Professor Physics Tel-Aviv University, since 1969. Visiting professor Queen's University, Kingston, Canada, 1973—1974, Birmingham University, England, 1975—1980, Oxford University, England, 1976—1977, University Maryland, College Park, 1983, U.Md., 1988—1992, University Rome, 1993, University São Paulo, 1996, City University Hong Kong, 1997—2000, University New South Wales, Sydney, 2001.
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Advances In Physics And Applications Of Optically And Thermally Stimulated Luminescence
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Theory of Thermoluminescence and Related Phenomena
(In this text, the authors offer an account of thermolumin...)
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Advances In Physics And Applications Of Optically And Thermally Stimulated Luminescence
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Married Shulamit Vigelman, August 12, 1964. Children: Leat, Doron.
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