Abstract
Radiation hardness of a 4×4×24 cm 3 PbF 2 crystal has been studied for doses up to 10 5 Gy. Radiation resistivity was examined by the measurement of optical transmission through the lead fluoride crystal before and after gamma-ray irradiations. The results have been compared with radiation hardness measurements for a 4×4×40 cm 3 Pb-glasses SF 5 and SF 6 and a 3×3×6 cm 3 CeF 3 scintillation crystal, as well. Complete recovery of radiation damage was observed a few day after the irradiations.
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