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Continuous Angular Multiple Energy Analysis Spectrometer Report on Instrument Concept and Scientific Case
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E D P Sciences2015The use of selected neutron absorption resonance filters to suppress spurious events on hot neutron spectrometers
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Resonant absorption can be used as a filter for high energy neutron spectroscopy. Here we report the transmission of eight thin foil filters: erbium, indium, iridium, dysprosium, hafnium, gadolinium, cadmium and samarium, measured using neutron time-of-fli ...
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