1984
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.29.409
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StrongM1transitions inNa23below 10 MeV

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“…Transmission experiments have previously neglected notch refilling because target areal densities were generally significantly smaller than in this experiment [4,9,10]. Thinner target thicknesses are better for measurement of resonant state parameters, but the target thicknesses selected for this experiment were intended to be representative of nuclear fuel assemblies.…”
Section: Notch Refillmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Transmission experiments have previously neglected notch refilling because target areal densities were generally significantly smaller than in this experiment [4,9,10]. Thinner target thicknesses are better for measurement of resonant state parameters, but the target thicknesses selected for this experiment were intended to be representative of nuclear fuel assemblies.…”
Section: Notch Refillmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…NRF signatures are most commonly measured by either a backscatter or a transmission measurement [9,10]. In both measurement techniques, a source photon beam is used to induce nuclear excitations in a target.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Transmission experiments have previously neglected notch refilling because target areal densities were generally significantly smaller [3,42,43]. Thinner target thicknesses are better for measurement of resonant state parameters, but the targets used in this experiment were intended to be representative of nuclear fuel assemblies.…”
Section: A3 Notch Refillmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Transmission experiments have previously neglected notch refilling because target areal densities were generally significantly smaller [1,35,36]. Thinner target thicknesses are better for measurement of resonant state parameters, but the targets used in this experiment were intended to be representative of nuclear fuel assemblies.…”
Section: Areal Density Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%