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1School of Cancer Studies, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK. juanpm@liverpool.ac.uk
Accurately computing charge collection efficiency is vital for precise dose measurements. A new three-voltage method is proposed for liquid ionization chambers, overcoming limitations of the two-voltage method by decoupling recombination types.
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