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most citedOptimization of FLASH Proton Beams Using a Track-Repeating Algorithm

4 citations · 5 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.med-ph2026

Beam modelling of Hitachi PROBEAT proton therapy system for a GPU-based Fast Monte Carlo dose engine

Qianxia Wang, Poenisch Falk, Yao Zhao +8

Background: An in-house dose engine independent of clinic TPS is not only a reliable tool for patient QA verification. More importantly, it plays vital role in cutting-edge researc…

physics.med-ph2026

Planned, delivered and variable RBE dose difference analysis for a patient cohort with base-of-tongue cancer treated with IMPT

Qianxia Wang, Edgar Gelover Reyes, Alex Stanforth +9

Background: To our knowledge, no tools have been installed in clinic for delivered and planned dose differences evaluation. This difference could be large for head and neck patient…

physics.med-ph2021★ 4 cited

Optimization of FLASH Proton Beams Using a Track-Repeating Algorithm

Qianxia Wang, Uwe Titt, Radhe Mohan +4

Methods: A phase space file in a plane at 202 mm downstream of the beam exit window is generated through tuning parameters to match FDC results with measured or MCNPX Monte Carlo-s…

physics.med-ph2019

Automatic phase space generation for Monte Carlo calculations of Intensity Modulated Particle Therapy

Qianxia Wang, Cong Zhu, Xuemin Bai +7

Monte Carlo (MC) is generally considered as the most accurate dose calculation tool for particle therapy. However, a proper description of the beam particles kinematics is a necess…

physics.med-ph2018★ 1 cited

Validation of a track repeating algorithm for intensity modulated Carbon therapy with GEANT4

Qianxia Wang, Antony Adair, Yu Deng +4

The Fast Dose Calculator (FDC), a track repeating algorithm Monte Carlo method was initially developed for proton therapy. The validation for proton therapy has been demonstrated i…