2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.nima.2022.167531
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The impact of detection rate changes and correlations on random-coincidence background measurements

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“…Thus, understanding how experimental conditions impact the accuracy of the randomcoincidence background is fundamentally important. Most recently, the impact of detection rate changes and correlations between fission and neutron detection rates were investigated as a potential source of systematic biases in this background spectrum [13]. From this work, a few main conclusions were reached:…”
Section: Random-coincidence Background Measurements and Uncertaintiesmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Thus, understanding how experimental conditions impact the accuracy of the randomcoincidence background is fundamentally important. Most recently, the impact of detection rate changes and correlations between fission and neutron detection rates were investigated as a potential source of systematic biases in this background spectrum [13]. From this work, a few main conclusions were reached:…”
Section: Random-coincidence Background Measurements and Uncertaintiesmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This method was later described in more detail in Ref. [13]. In short, when a time shift is introduced into the coincidence analysis for one detector type (typically the fission detection time here) such that the possibility of true coincidence detection is negligibly small but the rate correlations between detector types are approximately maintained, then the difference between the measured data with the time shift and the random-coincidence background calculated for the same analysis can be used as a correction to the random-coincidence background.…”
Section: Random-coincidence Background Measurements and Uncertaintiesmentioning
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