Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter

Using coherent light sources for manufacturing optical dosimeters is of considerable interest. Optical dosimeters are mostly employed for radiotherapy applications; where knowing the temperature dependency of refractive index of the used material in the core of dosimeter, often water, is required. I...

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Main Authors: S. Salimi Meidanshahi, M.R. Rashidian Vaziri, A.M. Beigzadeh, F. Shahshahani
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Published: Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute 2020-05-01
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Online Access:https://jonsat.nstri.ir/article_1102_1d8ecfa598a2986035c2f9972105a034.pdf
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author S. Salimi Meidanshahi
M.R. Rashidian Vaziri
A.M. Beigzadeh
F. Shahshahani
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description Using coherent light sources for manufacturing optical dosimeters is of considerable interest. Optical dosimeters are mostly employed for radiotherapy applications; where knowing the temperature dependency of refractive index of the used material in the core of dosimeter, often water, is required. In this work, by setting up and employing an interferometer in the laboratory, the temperature dependency of refractive index of water is measured. The setup is fully described and the required theoretical relations for interpreting the experimental data are developed. Comparing the results with the previous experimental data provided by other groups, demonstrats good compromise and confirms the accuracy of the measurements. It is shown that the second-order polynomial model can be efficiently used for interpreting the measurement data. The results of this study can be used in all those applications where knowing the temperature dependency of refractive index of water is a prerequisite
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spelling doaj.art-a7d77b646d854527a4d4cfb670d6a8012023-05-02T09:08:16ZfasNuclear Science and Technology Research Instituteمجله علوم و فنون هسته‌ای1735-18712676-58612020-05-0141112613510.24200/nst.2020.11021102Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeterS. Salimi Meidanshahi0M.R. Rashidian Vaziri1A.M. Beigzadeh2F. Shahshahani3Department of Physics, Alzahra University, P.O.Box: 1993893973, Tehran - IranPhotonics and Quantum Technologies Research School, Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute, AEOI, P.O.Box: 14399511-13, Tehran-IranRadiation Application Research School, Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute, AEOI, P.O.Box: 11365-3486, Tehran - IranDepartment of Physics, Alzahra University, P.O.Box: 1993893973, Tehran - IranUsing coherent light sources for manufacturing optical dosimeters is of considerable interest. Optical dosimeters are mostly employed for radiotherapy applications; where knowing the temperature dependency of refractive index of the used material in the core of dosimeter, often water, is required. In this work, by setting up and employing an interferometer in the laboratory, the temperature dependency of refractive index of water is measured. The setup is fully described and the required theoretical relations for interpreting the experimental data are developed. Comparing the results with the previous experimental data provided by other groups, demonstrats good compromise and confirms the accuracy of the measurements. It is shown that the second-order polynomial model can be efficiently used for interpreting the measurement data. The results of this study can be used in all those applications where knowing the temperature dependency of refractive index of water is a prerequisitehttps://jonsat.nstri.ir/article_1102_1d8ecfa598a2986035c2f9972105a034.pdfoptical dosimetrywaterrefractive indexoptical interferometer
spellingShingle S. Salimi Meidanshahi
M.R. Rashidian Vaziri
A.M. Beigzadeh
F. Shahshahani
Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
مجله علوم و فنون هسته‌ای
optical dosimetry
water
refractive index
optical interferometer
title Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
title_full Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
title_fullStr Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
title_full_unstemmed Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
title_short Measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
title_sort measuring the temperature variation of refractive index of water by digital interferometry for manufacturing an optical dosimeter
topic optical dosimetry
water
refractive index
optical interferometer
url https://jonsat.nstri.ir/article_1102_1d8ecfa598a2986035c2f9972105a034.pdf
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