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  1. Photoneutron spectra from monoenergetic photons on Pb208 in the giant resonance

    The time-of-flight of photoneutrons from Pb208 was observed at 1150 for incident gamma ray energies of 9.90 MeV to 16.87 MeV. The University of Illinois 25 MeV betatron and bremsstrahlung monochromator facility were used to produce the gammas and determine their energies within 1.7% (full width). …

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  2. Scattering Cross-Sections From Monoenergetic Photons on Strontium in the Energy Region 8.6 - 12.0 Mev

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  3. Scattering Cross Sections from Monoenergetic Photons on Strontium in the Energy Region 8.6 - 12.0 MeV

    Submitted by Jesse Garrison (jagarris@illinois.edu) on 2012-01-09T18:26:57Z No. of bitstreams: 1 1972_datta.pdf: 4129549 bytes, checksum: 737606333caec42a5346413b6d52a7d9 (MD5)

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  4. Photoneutron Cross-Sections and Spectra From Monoenergetic Photons on Yttrium, Praseodymium, Lead and Bismuth in Giant-Resonance

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  5. Photoneutron Cross Sections and Spectra from Monoenergetic Photons on Y, Pr, Pb, and Bi in the Giant Resonance

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  6. Multiple Monoenergetic Gamma Radiography (MMGR) using compact superconducting cyclotron

    … low energy (p, p2) nuclear reactions to generate monoenergetic photons to provide a means to measure the areal density and the effective atomic number (Zeff) of an object with accuracy that surpasses existing interrogation methods and other major deployed systems. This radiography system was …

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  7. Low-Energy Photon Dose Deposition in Tissue Slab and Spherical Phantoms

    … depth doses for parallel beams of low-energy, monoenergetic photons incident on slab and spherical phantoms. Photon energies ranged from 10 to 150 keV. Phantom compositions include: ICRU 4-element tissue, ICRU 10-element tissue, a tissue-substitute plastic, lucite, water, and polystyrene. …

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  8. Theory of the lunar photoelectron atmosphere

    … approximate models. A simple model based upon monoenergetic photons and monoenergetic electrons ejected vertically upward yields rough estimates of the parameters of interest. Another model takes into account the fact that the photoelectrons are ejected at all angles. A general model takes into …

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