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] Gy, and the test dose was Dtest = 44 Gy. The first and the penultimate zero-doses (no irradiation) extract the natural dose and signal recuperation, respectively. b The irradiation and test doses of the long-shine fading experiment (Huntley and Lamothe, 2001) were Dfading = 240 Gy and Dtest = 44 Gy, respectively, and the holding times were tx ?] s. c The short-shine fading experiment (Auclair et al., 2003) consisted of a single irradiation dose Dfading = 72 Gy which was given, followed by delay times of tx ? 10 2.34+0.37x s, where x = [1 The test dose was Dtest = 72 Gy. Lx and Tx in both SAR protocols (left and central column) were derived by integrating the first 15 s of the stimulation curve (signal) after subtraction of the last 100 s (background), Lx and Tx of the short-shine experiment (right column) were derived by integrating the entire stimulation period of 0.1 s, after subtraction of a 20 ms background (immediately following the IRSL stimulation), 1200. ,