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• TITLE: Comparison of Mathematical Equations Applicable to Tolerance of Total Body Irradiation in Humans and Decay of Isotopes, Uranium and Thorium: Differences and Similarity

  AUTHORS: Sung Jang Chung

  KEYWORDS: Total Body Irradiation; Formula of LD50, Decay of Isotopes, Half-Life of Isotopes, Safety in Radiotherapy and Space Flight, Probacent Model, Ultron-Logotron Theory, Theory of Everything

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering, Vol.10 No.5, May 24, 2017

  ABSTRACT: A clear and exact quantitative relationship between dose of total body irradiation and mortality in humans is still not known because of lack of human data that would enable us to determine LD50 for humans in total body irradiation. Analysis of human data has been primarily from radiation accidents, radiotherapy and the atomic bomb victims. The author published the general mathematical equations of LD50 constructed on the basis of data presented by Cerveny, MacVittie and Young, employing the probacent formula model. In this study, the author compared the equations of tolerance of total body irradiation and decay of isotopes, uranium and thorium. Differences and similarity in these equations of the two groups are presented. The significance of similarity is specially described.