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There are several hundred radionuclides that have been used as radiotracers. A partial list of the properties of these nuclides and their production methods are shown in Table 4.1. The three common production mechanisms for the primary radionuclides are (n, g) or (n, p) or (n,a) reactions in a nuclear reactor (R), charged-particle-induced reactions usually involving the use of a cyclotron (C), and ssion product nuclei (F), typically obtained by chemical separation from irradiated uranium. The neutron-rich nuclei are generally made using reactors or

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where the last equality comes from the alternative form of the Gaussian Q-function in (4.2). What is particularly interesting about (8A.18) is that many authors have used this result as an asymptotic approximation to P in, for example, App. A, Eq. (A-3-4) of Ref. 36, where the additional constraints b 1, a 1, b a > 0 were imposed. The result as presented in (8A.18) is stronger in that it is a strict lower bound and as such does not require any asymptotic conditions on the parameters. Furthermore, since the upper bound of (8A.17) is in fact the Chernoff bound on the lower bound in (8A.18), we conclude that the probability of error P is bounded between the Gaussian Q-function of the difference of the arguments and the Chernoff bound on this function.