A method of extending the energy range of the helium-3 neutron spectrometer

Brown, W.

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(64)90037-0

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“…(1) (2) efficiency, tritons will inevitably lose a large fraction ·or their initial energy in the gas as· well as in the detector windows. It is convenient to adjust the ~e pressure so that tritons are stopped completelj, resulting in an unambiguous and simple dependence of the spe~trometer response on protons alone.…”

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A 90$sup 0$ $sup 3$He NEUTRON SPECTROMETER.

Brown¹,

Ellis²,

Peterson³

1967

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“…7%; and, therefore, the results were in agreement. The total area was determined to be 5.01 ± o.o8 cm 2 , which at a distance of 2 in. subtends a solid angle of 1.…”

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