IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci.
 1979
DOI: 10.1109/tns.1979.4330415
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Delayed Neutron Measurements with a 3MV Dynamitron Accelerator

J. P. Walker
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David R. Weaver
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J. G. Owen
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“…A dynamitron has been used before as a neutron source [7] and is presently a commercially available system [8]. A dynamitron rectifies an RF power system to create a DC acceleration potential up to much as 5 MV depending on the system.…”
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A neutron source facility for neutron cross-section measurements on radioactive targets at RIA

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“…A dynamitron has been used before as a neutron source [7] and is presently a commercially available system [8]. A dynamitron rectifies an RF power system to create a DC acceleration potential up to much as 5 MV depending on the system.…”
Section: The Acceleratorsmentioning
confidence: 99%

A neutron source facility for neutron cross-section measurements on radioactive targets at RIA

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,
Bernstein
2
,
Rusnak
3
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The Use of Accelerators for the Study of Delayed Neutrons from Fission; Significance to Reactor Control

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