Domiziano Mostacci

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University of Bologna

Italy

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Domiziano Mostacci is an Associate Professor at the University of Bologna, Italy. His research interests encompass topics in kinetic theory, radiation protection, and computational methods in physics, as highlighted by his recent publications on the equation of state in strongly degenerate Fermi gases and physics-informed neural networks. He is actively involved in studying radiological hazards and has contributed to advancements in biomedical applications of cyclotrons.

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Kinetic Theory Study of Pressure and Equation of State in a Strongly Degenerate Fermi Gas

Physics-Informed Neural Networks for 1-D Steady-State Diffusion-Advection-Reaction Equations

Selected papers from the 27th International Conference on Transport Theory (ICTT27)

State of the Art in Cyclotrons for Radionuclide Production in Biomedicine

External doses from plated-out decay products in radon-rich enclosed spaces

Evaluation of the radiological hazard in electron beam welding

Radiation protection and dosimetry issues for patients with prostate cancer after I-125 low-dose-rate brachytherapy permanent implant

Equation of state for dense gases from a self-consistent-field approach in the framework of kinetic theory

Terrestrial gamma dose rate mapping (Euganean Hills, Italy): comparison between field measurements and HPGe gamma spectrometric data

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Roberto Furfaro

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