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Thanks, well...the discussion with supervisor did not went too well, he is suggesting only pure quantum physics topics, as I hope to touch more computational engineering. Anyway, I am seeking for a topic that is somehow a little related to physics, but most of this work is dealing with...

Hello everyone, it's not really a technical issue, I just got into a graduate course, for a master degree, and I have to decide a thesis to work on. This group is quantum related, they do some quantum material research with computer on paper only, no other experimental equipment at all...

Hello everyone, I have been doing researches on this, but those topics I found are a bit different from what I am doing, I am trying to determine the actual size of an object in image/video (CCTV video tracks), my thinking is, if this object is moving, the size appears on the screen changes...

Thank you very much, this verified my thought, thanks!

Is there any gamma decay or x-ray decay in Actinium series, Uranium series or Thorium series? On Wikipedia, it only shows alpha and beta decay, does it mean high energy photon decay (gamma or x-ray) exists in each process? Thank you! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decay_chain#Actinium_series

I see, thank you as well!

Thank you very much! I do understand now, it is really helpful and detailed, thank you!:smile:

Thank you very much! I understand. May I ask a further question regarding to the scintillation detector please. If my understanding is correct, the measured energy level is proportional to the electrons released from the scintillator, and the scintillator works based on photoelectric effect...

Hello everyone. Is there a type of radiation detector that can tell the energy level? I have a basic understanding about Geiger counter and Scintillation counter, they seem only tell the incident particle number. The testing environment may contain Thorium series, Uranium series and Actinium...