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Massimo Nocente
Researcher at University of Milan
Publications - 93
Citations - 1505
Massimo Nocente is an academic researcher from University of Milan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Neutron & Spectrometer. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 93 publications receiving 1172 citations. Previous affiliations of Massimo Nocente include University of Milano-Bicocca & European Atomic Energy Community.
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Energy resolution of gamma-ray spectroscopy of JET plasmas with a LaBr3 scintillator detector and digital data acquisition.
Massimo Nocente,M. Tardocchi,I. N. Chugunov,R. C. Pereira,T. Edlington,Ana Fernandes,D. B. Gin,Giovanni Grosso,V. G. Kiptily,A. Murari,Andre Neto,E. Perelli Cippo,Antonino Pietropaolo,I. Proverbio,A. E. Shevelev,João M. C. Sousa,B. Syme,Giuseppe Gorini,Jet-Efda Contributors +18 more
TL;DR: The digital and analog spectrometry methods were compared for different experimental conditions and an algorithm based on pulse shape fitting was developed, providing energy resolution equivalent to the traditional analogSpectrometry method.
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Spectral broadening of characteristic γ-ray emission peaks from 12C(3He,pγ)14N reactions in fusion plasmas.
M. Tardocchi,M. Tardocchi,Massimo Nocente,Massimo Nocente,I. Proverbio,V. G. Kiptily,P. Blanchard,Sean Conroy,M. Fontanesi,Giovanni Grosso,K. Kneupner,E. Lerche,A. Murari,E. Perelli Cippo,Antonino Pietropaolo,B. Syme,D. Van Eester,Giuseppe Gorini,Giuseppe Gorini +18 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the spectral broadening of characteristic gamma-ray emission peaks from the reaction C-12(He-3, p gamma)N-14 was measured in D(He)-3 plasmas of the JET tokamak with ion cyclotron resonance heating tuned to the fundamental harmonic of He-3.
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Recent progress in fast-ion diagnostics for magnetically confined plasmas
TL;DR: In this article, the authors review key diagnostic techniques for confined and lost fast ions in tokamak and stellarator plasmas, and discuss the physical principles of each diagnostic, sensitivities, basic setups, and operational parameters.
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Velocity-space observation regions of high-resolution two-step reaction gamma-ray spectroscopy
Mirko Salewski,Massimo Nocente,Giuseppe Gorini,A. S. Jacobsen,V. G. Kiptily,Søren Bang Korsholm,Frank Leipold,Jens Madsen,Dmitry Moseev,Stefan Kragh Nielsen,J. Juul Rasmussen,Morten Stejner,M. Tardocchi,Jet Contributors +13 more
TL;DR: In this article, a two-step reaction GRS measurements in magnetized plasmas using the resonant nuclear reaction 9Be(α, nγ)12C was shown to be highly sensitive in particular pitch angle ranges and completely insensitive in others.
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Conceptual design of the radial gamma ray spectrometers system for α particle and runaway electron measurements at ITER
Massimo Nocente,M. Tardocchi,Robin Barnsley,Luciano Bertalot,B. Brichard,Gabriele Croci,G. Brolatti,L. Di Pace,Ana C. Fernandes,L. Giacomelli,Igor Lengar,Marek Moszynski,V. Krasilnikov,A. Muraro,R. C. Pereira,E. Perelli Cippo,D. Rigamonti,Marica Rebai,J. Rzadkiewicz,Mirko Salewski,P. Santosh,João M. C. Sousa,I. Zychor,Giuseppe Gorini +23 more
TL;DR: The radial gamma ray spectrometers (RGRS) as discussed by the authors were designed for alpha particle and runaway electron measurements at ITER, which can provide information on particles on a time scale of 1/10 of the slowing down time for the ITER 500 MW full power DT scenario.