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Cellular, animal, and human radiobiology studies are in progress at the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility as part of a joint University of New Mexico and Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory pion therapy project. To support these activities, dosimetry has been performed on many different pion beam configurations. The effect of both static and dynamic momentum spreaders and of collimators on beam profiles, depth-dose distributions, and peak-to-plateau ratios have been studied. The absorbed dose is obtained by the application of Bragg-Gray cavity theory to ionization chamber measurements. Calculations have been made for the effective W values and average mass-stopping-power ratios needed for the Bragg-Gray equation. Kerma corrections are applied to transform the dose from the chamber wall to dose in muscle.
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