Practical Gamma-Ray Spectrometry - Third Edition

This website is being maintained for the benefit of readers of Practical Gamma-Ray Spectrometry (third edition updated and improved by Gordon Gilmore and David Joss) and indeed anyone else with an interest in gamma-ray spectrometry. It carries links to most of the websites referred to in the book (in particular to nuclear data), test spectra (or links to them), and some of the spreadsheets used to create the diagrams and data in the book.
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Modern readers who might have difficulty with physical books
will be interested to know that Amazon can also provide a Kindle version.


In the beginning was Edition 1, by Gilmore and Hemingway...
..then there was the Japanese
translation.
And then the Second Edition.
Now we have the updated Third Edition.
Feedback Suggest a Correction SpecMaker

The Feedback link allows readers to transmit their comments and suggestions about Practical Gamma-Ray Spectrometry to the publishers and authors. If any errors, typographical or factual mistakes, are found the publishers hope that readers will use the Correction List link to record them so that they can be corrected in future reprints. That link, and the one above, also links to all the corrections that have already been suggested.

SpecMaker allows readers to download the SpecMaker spreadsheet to allow them to create their own Test Spectra so that they can test their gamma spectrum analysis programs, knowing what the peaks area actually are.

Appendices Data Example Spectra Links Spreadsheets Test Spectra Site Map

This website was created by Dr Gordon Gilmore for the benefit of readers of Practical Gamma-Ray Spectrometry (3rd Edition).
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