Calibration of large neutron detection arrays using cosmic rays
Calibration of large neutron detection arrays using cosmic rays
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DOI:
10.1016/j.nima.2020.163826
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2020-07
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1.4
通讯作者:
K. Zhu;M. Tsang;D. Dell’Aquila;K. W. Brown;Z. Chajecki;W. G. Lynch;S. Sweany;F. Teh;C. Tsang;C. Anderson;A. Anthony;J. Barney;J. Crosby;J. Estee;I. Gašparić;G. Jhang;O. Khanal;S. Kodali;J. Manfredi;C. Niu;R. Wang
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作者:
K. Zhu;M. Tsang;D. Dell’Aquila;K. W. Brown;Z. Chajecki;W. G. Lynch;S. Sweany;F. Teh;C. Tsang;C. Anderson;A. Anthony;J. Barney;J. Crosby;J. Estee;I. Gašparić;G. Jhang;O. Khanal;S. Kodali;J. Manfredi;C. Niu;R. Wang
Cosmic muons are used to calibrate the position, light output and the relative timing offset of the Large Area Neutron Array (LANA). Each 2× 2 m 2 LANA wall consists of twenty-five horizontal neutron detection bars. Each bar is 2 m long with a cross-section of 6. 35× 7. 62 cm 2 Pyrex container filled with NE-213 organic scintillation liquid. The average position and time resolution of a bar is found to be about 8 cm and 500 ps FWHM, respectively. Our method provides an accurate, fast and convenient calibration of LANA that can be applied to general scintillation arrays without the use of radioactive sources or beams.