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Detection Efficiency of the Neutron Modular Detector Demon and Related Characteristics

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In this article, the relative weight of the interaction channel C-12(n,n'gamma) in the organic liquid scintillator was determined experimentally, taking into account observed saturation effects in the detector output, a calibration method was proposed for high light outputs, based on the energy loss of cosmic ray muons.
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DEMON is a detector array for neutrons emitted in heavy ion induced reactions at low to intermediate energies. The neutron detection efficiency of some single DEMON modules has been measured in the energy range 8-21 MeV, with detection thresholds down to 0.1 MeV equivalent-electron (MeVee). The influence on the efficiency of cross talk, neutron-gamma and neutron-charged particle discrimination techniques was found to be negligibly small. Monte Carlo simulations have been performed and are compared with the experimental data. The relative weight of the interaction channel C-12(n,n'gamma) in the organic liquid scintillator was determined experimentally. Taking into account observed saturation effects in the detector output, a calibration method is proposed for high light outputs, based on the energy loss of cosmic ray muons.

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Pulse shape analysis of liquid scintillators for neutron studies

TL;DR: In this article, a 1-parameter fitting procedure is proposed to extract information on the particle type and energy, and the performance of this method in terms of energy resolution and n=g discrimination is analyzed, together with the capability to identify and resolve pile-up events.
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Energy levels of light nuclei A = 12

TL;DR: A review of evidence on the properties of the A=12 nuclei is given in this article, with emphasis on material leading to information about the structure of A = 12 systems.
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The CORSET time-of-flight spectrometer for measuring binary products of nuclear reactions

TL;DR: The CORSET time-of-flight spectrometer as discussed by the authors was developed at the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (Dubna, Russia) for investigating binary products of nuclear reactions.
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Improved predections of neutron detection efficiency for hydrocarbon scintillators from 1 MeV to about 300 MeV

TL;DR: Several improvements have been made to the Monte-Carlo neutron detector efficiency code of Stanton to provide improved agreement with several different detector efficiency measurements as mentioned in this paper, including a re-adjustment of the inelastic cross sections for neutron-induced reactions on carbon, adoption of new light-response functions, use of relativistic kinematics, and exact determination of light deposited by escaping charged particles.
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Neutron Spectra of 214Am/B, 241Am/Be, 241Am/F, 242Cm/Be, 238Pu/13C and 252Cf isotopic neutron sources

TL;DR: In this article, the spectrum from 241 Am/F showed fine structure not previously reported eleswhere, which was attributed to both differences in source and spectrometer desings.
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The response of NE-228A, NE-228, NE-224, and NE-102 scintillators to protons from 2.43 to 19.55 MeV

TL;DR: In this paper, the neutrons were obtained from the T(d, n)α reaction and the measured response (in units of electron energy) for protons above 5 MeV in NE- 102 is about 8% higher than that assumed in popular computer programs for calculating the neutron detection efficiency of plastic scintillators.

Response of NE-228A, NE-228, NE-224, and NE-102 scintillators to protons from 2. 43 to 19. 55 MeV

TL;DR: A T(d,n)..cap alpha.. neutron source at the Ohio University tanden Van de Graaff accelerator was used to produce a coincidence in the detector setup and the recoil proton pulse was recorded.
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