fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy: Fluence and dose as equivalent input parameters
In libamtrack: Computational Routines for Proton and Ion Radiotherapy
Description
Many functions in libamtrack can take either the fluence or the
dose as an argument. For a specific nuclid and energy they can be converted
into each other (see also AT.dose.Gy() and AT.fluence.cm2). As
both can only be positive, the argument fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy will be
interpreted as fluence [1/cm2] if positive and as dose [Gy] if given as
negative value.
fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy <- 1e7 means fluence = 1e7 / cm2
fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy <- -10 means dose = 10 Gy
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Description
Many functions in libamtrack can take either the fluence or the
dose as an argument. For a specific nuclid and energy they can be converted
into each other (see also AT.dose.Gy() and AT.fluence.cm2). As
both can only be positive, the argument fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy will be
interpreted as fluence [1/cm2] if positive and as dose [Gy] if given as
negative value.
fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy <- 1e7means fluence = 1e7 / cm2fluence.cm2.or.dose.Gy <- -10means dose = 10 Gy
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