Transport methods and interactions for space radiations

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Charged Particles, Extraterrestrial Radiation, Radiation Effects, Radiation Protection, Transport Theory, Cosmic Rays, Heavy Ions, Many Body Problem, Mathematical Models, Nuclear Interactions, Radiation Transport, Schroedinger Equation, Space Missions

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A review of the program in space radiation protection at the Langley Research Center is given. The relevant Boltzmann equations are given with a discussion of approximation procedures for space applications. The interaction coefficients are related to solution of the many-body Schroedinger equation with nuclear and electromagnetic forces. Various solution techniques are discussed to obtain relevant interaction cross sections with extensive comparison with experiments. Solution techniques for the Boltzmann equations are discussed in detail. Transport computer code validation is discussed through analytical benchmarking, comparison with other codes, comparison with laboratory experiments and measurements in space. Applications to lunar and Mars missions are discussed.

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