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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Recoil protons"”.

  1. A fast neutron spectrometer

    … was designed and constructed using a proton-recoil telescope. Recoil protons from a thin foil of polyethylene were detected with a silicon surface-barrier diode. The output pulse from the detector is proportional to the energy of the protons and hence the energy of the incident neutrons. The …

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  2. High energy photoproduction of rho and phi vector mesons

    … system and a particle identification system. Recoil protons and target fragments were observed in a recoil detector which surrounded the target. The total elastic cross-sections were measured to be independent of energy at the 10% level from 35 to 225 GeV at 10.6 ub for the p and from 35 to …

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  3. Exclusive π- Electro-Production From the Neutron in the Resonance Region

    … (GEM) technology to detect low momentum recoil protons. Electron scattering data were taken in Fall 2005 with beam energies of 2.1, 4.2 and 5.3 GeV using a 7 atmosphere gaseous deuterium target in conjunction with the RTPC and CLAS detectors. We have studied the exclusive reactions …

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  4. Proton Compton effect for 300 MeV photons

    … of the elastic scattering of photons by protons have been taken at the University of Illinois Betatron using a spark chamber technique. The betatron was run at 335 MeV using the newly installed radio frequency cavity. This allowed measurements to be taken at the maximum of the first …

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  5. Monte Carlo simulation of the radiolysis of water by fast neutrons at elevated temperatures up to 350°C

    … neutron collisions that generate mostly ejected protons with energies of ~1.264, 0.465, 0.171, and 0.063 MeV, which had, at 25 °C, mean linear energy transfers (LETs) of ~22, 43, 69, and 76 keV/[micro]m, respectively. In this work, we simply neglected the radiation effects due to oxygen ion …

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