BREMSSTRAHLUNG AND THERMAL MICROWAVE RADIATION FROM AN AIR EXPLOSION

摘要

The study of the physics of explosions accompanied by x-ray, γ-ray, and (or) neutron emission is still a topical problem [1,2]. Despite the international prohibition of nuclear experiments in space and the atmosphere, there is always the possibility that such explosions will be used by extremist groups or states. In addition, from time to time an accident accompanied by ionizing radiation occurs at nuclear plants, for example, at the Japanese NPP Fukushima-1 on March 11, 2011. For this reason, once again, it is important to develop methods to monitor the atmosphere and to detect and identify dangerous objects.