measurement of neutron energy spectra for eg=23.1 and 26.6 mev mono-energetic photon induced reaction on natc using laser electron photon beam at newsubaru

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Abstract
Photo-neutron energy spectra for Eg=23.1 and 26.6 MeV mono-energetic photons on natC were measured using laser Compton scattering facility at NewSUBARU BL01. The photon energy spectra were evaluated through measurements and simulations with collimator sizes and arrangements for the laser electron photon. The neutron energy spectra for the natC(g,xn) reaction were measured at 60 degrees in horizontal and 90 degrees in horizontal and vertical with respect to incident photon. The spectra show almost isotropic angular distribution and flat energy distribution from detection threshold to upper limit defined by reaction Q-value.
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Authors ;Itoga Toshiro;Nakashima Hiroshi;Sanami Toshiya;Namito Yoshihito;Kirihara Yoichi;Miyamoto Shuji;Takemoto Akinori;Yamaguchi Masashi;Asano Yoshihiro
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2017
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10.1051/epjconf/201715307010
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