Effects of T-Consciousness Fields on the Thermoluminescence Phenomenon in Populations of TLD Dosimeters with Different Structures
- Access Status Open Access
- Language English
- Pages 23-25
- Issue Vol. 2 No. 11 (2023)
- DOI 10.61450/joci.v2i11.158
- Published 2023-10-11
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Abstract
In two previous studies, we investigated the effect of T-Consciousness Fields (TCFs) on the response of GR-200 dosimeters, both on an individual basis (before and after exposure to T-Consciousness fields) and in populations of dosimeter samples (at various time intervals from one year before exposure to 21 days after exposure). These studies revealed a general decrease in the thermoluminescence response after exposure, which persisted as memory for at least 21 days after. In this study, in order to better understand the effectiveness of TCFs and their influence on the initial population, we examined the evidence by changing the samples of GR-200 dosimeters from older (less used) ones from the two previous studies to newer ones. The results suggest that the initial population difference under TCFs treatments does not significantly affect the overall response trend of the samples and is ultimately attributed to structural differences in the samples.
Keywords
- TL dosimeter
- Thermoluminescence
- GR-200
- Dosimetry
- Structure
- T-Consciousness Fields
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Vol. 2 No. 11 (2023)
The Effects of Taheri Consciousness Fields on Thermoluminescence Phenomenon: The Function of Taheri Consciousness Fields and the “ Residual Memory Effect” at the Atomic Levels of Matter
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