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Dependence of the Dimensions and Spatial Distribution of a Neutron Flux on the Maximum Energy of Neutrons

Meshkov et al., 2021

Document ID
3320530072917717147
Author
Meshkov I
Potashev S
Karaevskii S
Burmistrov Y
Solodukhov G
Ponomarev V
Drachev A
Publication year
Publication venue
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics

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A two-coordinate 10B detector is used to study the spatial distribution of a neutron flux with maximum energies= 3.3–5.1 MeV from the outlet channel of a photoneutron source. The maximum of neutron flux intensity measured along the horizontal axis is found to shift …
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