Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture
The neutron-capture reaction produces a large variety of γ-ray cascades with different γ-ray multiplicities. A measured spectral distribution of these cascades for each γ-ray multiplicity is of importance to applications and studies of γ-ray statistical properties. The DANCE array, a 4π ball of 160...
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author | Rusev G. Jandel M. Arnold C. W. Bredeweg T. A. Couture A. Mosby S. M. Ullmann J. L. |
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description | The neutron-capture reaction produces a large variety of γ-ray cascades with different γ-ray multiplicities. A measured spectral distribution of these cascades for each γ-ray multiplicity is of importance to applications and studies of γ-ray statistical properties. The DANCE array, a 4π ball of 160 BaF2 detectors, is an ideal tool for measurement of neutron-capture γ-rays. The high granularity of DANCE enables measurements of high-multiplicity γ-ray cascades. The measured two-dimensional spectra (γ-ray energy, γ-ray multiplicity) have to be corrected for the DANCE detector response in order to compare them with predictions of the statistical model or use them in applications. The detector-response correction problem becomes more difficult for a 4π detection system than for a single detector. A trial and error approach and an iterative decomposition of γ-ray multiplets, have been successfully applied to the detector-response correction. Applications of the decomposition methods are discussed for two-dimensional γ-ray spectra measured at DANCE from γ-ray sources and from the 10B(n, γ) and 113Cd(n, γ) reactions. |
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spelling | doaj.art-a767dd5c3e1f49a6979cc227b05177a82022-12-21T21:24:14ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2015-01-01930700210.1051/epjconf/20159307002epjconf_cgs2015_07002Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron CaptureRusev G.0Jandel M.1Arnold C. W.2Bredeweg T. A.3Couture A.4Mosby S. M.5Ullmann J. L.6Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los AlamosThe neutron-capture reaction produces a large variety of γ-ray cascades with different γ-ray multiplicities. A measured spectral distribution of these cascades for each γ-ray multiplicity is of importance to applications and studies of γ-ray statistical properties. The DANCE array, a 4π ball of 160 BaF2 detectors, is an ideal tool for measurement of neutron-capture γ-rays. The high granularity of DANCE enables measurements of high-multiplicity γ-ray cascades. The measured two-dimensional spectra (γ-ray energy, γ-ray multiplicity) have to be corrected for the DANCE detector response in order to compare them with predictions of the statistical model or use them in applications. The detector-response correction problem becomes more difficult for a 4π detection system than for a single detector. A trial and error approach and an iterative decomposition of γ-ray multiplets, have been successfully applied to the detector-response correction. Applications of the decomposition methods are discussed for two-dimensional γ-ray spectra measured at DANCE from γ-ray sources and from the 10B(n, γ) and 113Cd(n, γ) reactions.http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/20159307002 |
spellingShingle | Rusev G. Jandel M. Arnold C. W. Bredeweg T. A. Couture A. Mosby S. M. Ullmann J. L. Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture EPJ Web of Conferences |
title | Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture |
title_full | Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture |
title_fullStr | Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture |
title_full_unstemmed | Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture |
title_short | Detector-Response Correction of Two-Dimensional γ-Ray Spectra from Neutron Capture |
title_sort | detector response correction of two dimensional γ ray spectra from neutron capture |
url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/20159307002 |
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