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High-resolution powder diffractometer HRPT for thermal neutrons at SINQ

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In this article, a powder diffractometer for thermal neutrons at the Swiss spallation neutron source SINQ is presented, based on a linear position-sensitive 3 He detector with 1600 wires and angular separation of 0.1°.
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Design characteristics and first experience concerning the new high-resolution powder diffractometer for thermal neutrons at the Swiss spallation neutron source SINQ are summarized. It is based on a linear position-sensitive 3 He detector with 1600 wires and angular separation of 0.1°, permitting also real-time experiments.

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