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Solid Angle Computations for a Circular Radiator and a Circular Detector

Abstract

The problem of particle detection, when using an isotropic neutron point source at different distances from a circular target or a radioactive source as seen by a circular detector, e. g. a solid state counter, is dealt with. Tables are given for different distances of the source when the reaction at the target has an isotropic or a cosine angular distribution in the laboratory system.
Publication Date:
Feb 15, 1963
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
AE-101
Resource Relation:
Other Information: 1 ref., 1 fig., 4 tabs.
Subject:
46 INSTRUMENTATION RELATED TO NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; INCIDENCE ANGLE; SURFACE AREA; EFFICIENCY; RADIATION DETECTORS; APERTURES; ANALYTICAL SOLUTION
OSTI ID:
20930850
Research Organizations:
AB Atomenergi, Nykoeping (Sweden)
Country of Origin:
Sweden
Language:
English
Other Identifying Numbers:
TRN: SE0708276
Availability:
Commercial reproduction prohibited; OSTI as DE20930850
Submitting Site:
SWDN
Size:
26 pages
Announcement Date:
Oct 01, 2007

Citation Formats

Konijn, J, and Tollander, B. Solid Angle Computations for a Circular Radiator and a Circular Detector. Sweden: N. p., 1963. Web.
Konijn, J, & Tollander, B. Solid Angle Computations for a Circular Radiator and a Circular Detector. Sweden.
Konijn, J, and Tollander, B. 1963. "Solid Angle Computations for a Circular Radiator and a Circular Detector." Sweden.
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title = {Solid Angle Computations for a Circular Radiator and a Circular Detector}
author = {Konijn, J, and Tollander, B}
abstractNote = {The problem of particle detection, when using an isotropic neutron point source at different distances from a circular target or a radioactive source as seen by a circular detector, e. g. a solid state counter, is dealt with. Tables are given for different distances of the source when the reaction at the target has an isotropic or a cosine angular distribution in the laboratory system.}
place = {Sweden}
year = {1963}
month = {Feb}
}