AAPM VL-In Memoriam of John "Jack" F. Fowler: The Mathematics of Dose-fractionation Effects

2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: In Memoriam of John "Jack" F. Fowler: The Mathematics of Dose-fractionation Effects

Linear-Quadratic Modeling - Current Status and Where to Next?
Soren Bentzen, University of Maryland

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	Jack__ªs Early Career and Achievements - Colin Orton, PhD Wayne State University
	A Research Example - Working with Jack On Hypofractionation - Mark Ritter, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
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2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: In Memoriam of John "Jack" F. Fowler: The Mathematics of Dose-fractionation Effects