LOCAL LET SPECTRA IN TISSUE FOR SOLAR FLARE PROTONS IN SPACE AND FOR NEUTRON PRODUCED RECOIL PROTONS
Differential linear energy spectra of a flare- produced proton beam compared with a neutron- produced recoil proton and a monoenergetic proton
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Differential linear energy spectra of a flare- produced proton beam compared with a neutron- produced recoil proton and a monoenergetic proton
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Cosmic ray dependency on atmospheric pressure - barometric coefficient of neutron component
Nuclear reaction products in solar flare regions - gamma rays and neutron
Proton-neutron damage correlation in silicon solar cells, showing basic differences in the two damage effects
Cosmic ray intensity measured by Mariner III AND by ground neutron monitors during Forbush decrease
Neutron stars considered as origin of X-ray emission from Scorpius and Crab Nebula
Fast neutron spectrometer combines helium filled proportional counters with solid-state detectors to achieve the properties of high efficiency, good resolution, rapid response, and effective gamma ray rejection.
Program for computing neutron ages from experimental activation data
Mathematical model for neutron diffusion mechanics in heterogeneous media with vacuum channels
Solar protons and neutrons shown not to play important part in production of radiation belt protons
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Automatic double-crystal neutron diffractometer performs both crystal and magnetic structural analyses. This shielded installation has a goniometric turntable and electronic controls, and auxiliary equipment including a goniometer, diffraction electromagnet, two cryogenic dewars, and two diffraction furnaces.
GAROL computer program explicitly takes into account those effects which arise from neutron resonance overlap of an individual resonance absorber and of mixtures of different resonance absorbers. GAROL computes effective group cross-sections for the resolved resonances of a mixture of isotopes in a two-region cell.
Computer program VARI-QUIR 3 provides Gauss-Seidel type of solution with inner and outer iterations for steady-state, multigroup, two-dimensional neutron diffusion equations. The program has no restrictions on any of the input parameters such as the number of groups, regions, or materials.
Computer program calculates neutron or gamma ray first order scattering from a plane or cylindrical surface to a detector point. The SAP Codes, G-SAP and N-SAP, constitute a multiple scatter albedo model shield analysis.
Neutron detector acts as both an area monitoring instrument and a criticality dosimeter by simultaneously measuring dose equivalent and fluence. The fluence is determined by activation of six foils one inch below the surface of the moderator. Dose equivalent is determined from activation of three interlocked foils at the center of the moderator.
Detection sensitivities of the chemical elements following thermal-neutron activation have been compiled from the available experimental cross sections and nuclear properties and presented in a concise and usable form. The report also includes the equations and nuclear parameters used in the calculations.