DOSE                     Library  "JINRLIB"                      

    Authors: B.F.Kostenko, J.Pribish, V.P.Filinova                   You are
    Language: Fortran                                                
    Environment: Microsoft Developer Studio,                         visitor here.
          Fortran PowerStation v.4.0, Compaq Visual Fortran

            PROGRAM FOR CALCULATION OF THE RADIAL DISTRIBUTION OF DOSE 
             IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE TRACK OF AN ACCELERATED ION

    The program is intended for calculation of the radial distribution 
    of energy deposition in the electronic subsystem at moment of time T 
    at point R, where distance R is measured in the perpendicular direction 
    to the path of different accelerated ions moving in condensed matter like 
    water, superconductor and others. 

    Program is written in Microsoft Fortran PowerStation (version 4.0) language
    with making use of the Microsoft IMSL Math Library in Microsoft Developer 
    Studio programming environment.

    The input parameters are the following: atomic mass, charge and energy 
    of a projectile ion; the atomic masses and charges of target material 
    nuclei, numbers of these nuclei in a target molecule, the total number 
    of nucleus components of a given type in the molecule, full amount of atoms
    in the molecule, density and mass of one mole of the target material. 
    In program, the data are entered for such materials: water, Ge, 
    superconductors: Y-Ba2-Cu3-O7, Bi2-Sr2-Ca-Cu2-O8. 
    We get the distribution of energy deposition on time and radius as a result
    of computation. 

    The mathematical model of the physical processes underlying the program DOSE
    is described in [1, 2]. 

    The program was used for finding radii of tracks in high-Tc-superconductor 
    Y-Ba2-Cu3-O7, bombarded by accelerated ions [3], for computation of thermal
    relaxation of energy in superconductors [4,5], as well as for mathematical 
    modeling the processes of the thermal relaxation in the central area of the
    track for ions I-127, Br-79, Ne-20, C-12 and H-1, spreading in fluid water,
    at the energies from 0.25 to 1.0 meV/a.e.m. [6].

    References:
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    1. M.P.R.Waligorski, R.N.Hamm, R.Katz. Nucl. Tracks. Radiat. Meas. 1986, 
       V. 11, N6, p. 309.
    2. V.S.Barashenkov. High Energy Chemistry, 1994. V. 28, N3, p. 229.
    3. V.S.Barashenkov, I.N.Goncharov, B.F.Kostenko, V.P.Filinova, P17-96-511.
    4. Goncharov I.N., Kostenko B.F., Philinova V.P. Phys. Lett. A. 2001. V.288.
       p.111.
    5. B.F.Kostenko, J.Pribish, I.N.Goncharov, Pepan Letters, 2006, V.3, 
       N1(130), p.31.
    6. B.F.Kostenko, J.Pribish, V.P.Filinova, PFUR, 2007, XLIII All-Russia 
       Conference on the problems of informatics, physics and chemistry, 
       Theses of Reports, p.41.

    Sources, results and detailed description (in Russian, format .doc) are submitted.