Production of collimated monoenergetic beams of neutrons from 2 MeV to 14 MeV by the associated particle method

Schuster, D.G.

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(69)90285-7

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“…For HER measurements, reactions such as D(d, n) 3 He [11][12][13][14], T(p, n) 3 He [15,16], T(d, n) 4 He [11], 7 Li(p, n) [17,18], and even 18 O(p, n) [3] can be used. The Associated Particle (AP) technique [19] is often used to quantify the neutron flux for in-beam measurements, where the detection of the charged-particle product of the neutronproduction reaction acts as a trigger to record the signal from any reactions that occur. The fluence, Φ, which is the time-integrated flux of the irradiation, can also be determined by this method for offline measurements [20].…”

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Templates of expected measurement uncertainties for neutron-induced capture and charged-particle production cross section observables

Lewis,

Neudecker,

Carlson

et al. 2023

EPJ Nuclear Sci. Technol.

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This paper provides a template of expected uncertainties and correlations for measurements of neutron-induced capture and charged-particle production cross sections. Measurements performed in-beam include total absorption spectroscopy, total energy detection, γ-ray spectroscopy, and direct charged-particle detection. Offline measurements include activation analysis and accelerator mass spectrometry. The information needed for proper use of the datasets in resonance region and high energy region evaluations is described, and recommended uncertainties are provided when specific values are not available for a dataset.

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