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Use of neutron spectroscopy techniques for measuring dosimetric quantities

Maslyaev et al., 2015

Document ID
8706638982997084559
Author
Maslyaev P
Fedorov S
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Measurement Techniques

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An algorithm is described for recovery of neutron spectra using neutron spectrometers with different detection units placed in a spherical modulator. Ways of accounting for and excluding the effect of accompanying radiation are discussed. The advantages and …
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