1964
DOI: 10.1016/0029-554x(64)90163-6
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Calibration and performance of a neutron-time-of-flight detector

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“…5 along with the NE-224 data from Madey et al [1] and Czirr et al [2]. It can be seen that our parameterization is in excellent agreement with the earlier light output data.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
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“…5 along with the NE-224 data from Madey et al [1] and Czirr et al [2]. It can be seen that our parameterization is in excellent agreement with the earlier light output data.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…However, little information is available on light output parameters for BC-505 or its equivalent NE-224. Some information on the light output of protons for NE-224, in the energy range of interest, has been published by Madey et al [1] and Czirr et al [2]. A description of the light output response for all particle types is necessary for complete description of a detector's response to neutrons.…”
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“…1). 16 Three scintillation counters form the pion telescope, preceding a deuterium target, 3 in. diameterxiO in.…”
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“…25 Neutron counter efficiencies were applied as a function of energy. 16 Experimental data were x 2 fitted to theoret- a nn values from -10 to -30 F ical hypotheses. were employed.…”
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