A procedure based on the gamma technique is proposed to determine the spati
al density distribution in concentrated disperse systems. In this procedure
, the attenuation of a wide, plane beam of gamma radiation by the layers of
the system being investigated is preliminarily measured in three mutually
perpendicular directions. A sample is simulated by some set of elementary c
ubes of definite density. Methods of nonlinear programming are applied to s
elect the density of the substance in the elementary volumes of the model s
o as to minimize the root-mean-square deviation of the model dependences of
the attenuation of the flux from the experimental ones; the pattern of the
density distribution in the system and the elementary volume density distr
ibution are obtained.