2013Unpublished venueOpen access

Performance Of Fast-Neutron Imaging Detectors Based On Plastic Scintillator EJ-299-34

Matthew A. Blackston, Paul A. Hausladen, J Felix Liang, J. Newby

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time of detection. With this model, neutrons of a given energy E{sub n}, are distributed across several time bins in the TOF spectrum.

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time of detection. With this model, neutrons of a given energy E{sub n}, are distributed across several time bins in the TOF spectrum.

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time of detection. With this model, neutrons of a given energy E{sub n}, are distributed across several time bins in the TOF spectrum.

Key concepts: Scintillator, Neutron detection, Neutron, Detector, Energy spectrum, Nuclear physics, Physics, Neutron temperature

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