1973
DOI: 10.1007/bf01154857
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Production of neutrons by cosmic rays at various depths underground

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“…The DKM-59 report neutron background values agree well with the Gorshkov and Zyabkin [5] calculation at about the l0% level. These results were used in background estimates for the CDMS experiment [2].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
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“…The DKM-59 report neutron background values agree well with the Gorshkov and Zyabkin [5] calculation at about the l0% level. These results were used in background estimates for the CDMS experiment [2].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…Fast muons produce neutrons as a result of interactions of the electromagnetic field of the muons with nuclei, or as a result of photonuclear interactions of real photons contained in showers produced by δ electrons, bremsstrahlung of muons and pair production [4]. In a detailed analysis, Gorshkov and Zyabkin [5] have carefully calculated the fast-muon production of neutrons in lead, cadmium, iron and aluminum at depths up to 1000 m w.e. and their values are in rather good agreement with experimental values.…”
Section: Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…excellent. This production rate can be compared to the values of 200 neutrons/kg/day reported byCocconi and Cocconi Tongiorgi[87] and 233 neutrons/kg/day predicted by Gorshkov and Zyabkin[93] for the cosmic ray induced neutron production rate in lead at 20 m.w.e. It is not unexpected that the rate determined here is slightly higher than these values, since the depth of the Stanford Underground Facility is only 16 m.w.e.…”
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confidence: 67%
“…In a detailed analysis, Gorshkov and Zyabkin [93] have carefully calculated the fast-muon production of neutrons in lead, cadmium, iron and aluminum at depths up to 1000 m.w.e.…”
Section: Neutron Production From Fast Muon Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous measurements and simulations suggest that neutron yield scales with target material as < A > β [41,68,69]. In particular, Formaggio and Martoff suggest β = 0.90 ± 0.23 [68].…”
Section: Muon-induced Neutron Spallation In Scintillatormentioning
confidence: 96%