The Monte Carlo simulation of Compton backscatter imaging
Abstract
Compton Backscatter Imaging is a method that uses the principle of Compton Effect to get the image of the scanned object. It's a widely used Nondestructive Testing method in industry and medical diagnosis. A Monte Carlo simulation of Compton backscatter imaging with MCNP is described here.
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