Modeling of the thermoluminescence mechanisms in ZrO2

Kadari, Ahmed; Kadri, Dahane

doi:10.1016/j.apradiso.2013.07.016

Applied Radiation and Isotopes

2013

DOI: 10.1016/j.apradiso.2013.07.016

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Modeling of the thermoluminescence mechanisms in ZrO2

Ahmed Kadari¹,

Dahane Kadri²

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It is natural for someone looking in on a foreign culture from the outside to interpret what they see and frame their reactions based on their own background and assumptions. With cultures as a different as those of the Middle East and the West, the potential for blunders increases dramatically, made worse by the high political, diplomatic, military, and commercial stakes involved. Leadership culture in this region has been shaped over centuries through a variety of factors, such as reputation, family, and religion, which continue to influence decision making. The present study posits that an understanding of these factors and how they work is crucial for intelligence analysts, policy and decision makers, strategists, and scholars who must find their way through a very unfamiliar cultural landscape in the Middle East. It is hoped that this discussion will in some way assist in the creation of more effective interaction, policies, and analysis associated with the Middle East

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Modeling of the thermoluminescence mechanisms in ZrO2

Cited by 18 publications

References 28 publications

A Primer of Middle Eastern Leadership Culture

A Primer of Middle Eastern Leadership Culture

The visable light absorption and color reversible mechanism of Co doping cubic zirconia single crystals after X-ray irradiation

Synthesis and evaluation of thermoluminescence properties of ZrO2:Mg for radiotherapy dosimetry

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