THE ENSEMBLE PROJECTOR MONTE CARLO METHOD, STUDYING THE LATTICE SCHWINGER MODEL IN THE HAMILTONIAN FORMULATION
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Compared to other semiconductor materials, Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT) is currently considered a leading material for use in clinical SPECT applications [1]. Over the last few decades, simulation and experimental studies related to the charge sharing effect of pixelated CZT detectors have been performed in order to estimate the charge sharing effect between two neighboring pixels and to determine the optimum pixel size of CZT detectors. The goal of this work is to investigate the charge-transport effect in our pixelated CZT detector design using various radionuclides covering a broad range of gamma emission energies from Tl-201 to I-131 that are used for clinical SPECT applications and to estimate physical effects in the detectors combined with our energy-optimized high-sensitivity pixel-matching parallel-hole collimator [2].
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