ΔEE Telescope systems for detecting charged particles produced with a “white” neutron beam

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Abstract

Highly stable ΔEE telescope systems consisting of plastic scintillation detectors are operated as flux monitors in a “white” neutron beam between 15 and 50 MeV. Multiple telescope systems consisting of large area silicon ΔE detectors and NaI E detectors are set up in a scattering chamber to investigate charged particle reactions induced by fast neutrons up to 50 MeV.

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