A large area polarized 3He neutron spin filter

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2007
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Abstract
A large area polarized 3He neutron spin filter has been developed and tested in long-term operation. The polarizer cells have area 50 cm2 and larger allowing access to a large area neutron beam. Polarization of 3He up to 57±1% was measured by monitoring the neutron transmission through the 3He. The polarization was maintained over the course of several weeks, but the maximum attainable polarization declined over the course of a year-long run as the cell degraded, possibly due to long-term exposure to the neutron beam at high temperatures. The resulting neutron polarization and transmission are velocity dependent and are optimized for 5 Å. Cell construction, polarizer design, performance, and polarimetry are described in this paper.
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Authors T.E. Chupp,K.P. Coulter,M. Kandes,M. Sharma,T.B. Smith,G. Jones,W.C. Chen,T.R. Gentile,D.R. Rich,B. Lauss,M.T. Gericke,R.C. Gillis,S.A. Page,J.D. Bowman,S.I. Penttila,W.S. Wilburn,M. Dabaghyan,F.W. Hersman,M. Mason;T.E. Chupp;K.P. Coulter;M. Kandes;M. Sharma;T.B. Smith;G. Jones;W.C. Chen;T.R. Gentile;D.R. Rich;B. Lauss;M.T. Gericke;R.C. Gillis;S.A. Page;J.D. Bowman;S.I. Penttila;W.S. Wilburn;M. Dabaghyan;F.W. Hersman;M. Mason;
Journal nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment
Year 2007
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10.1016/j.nima.2007.02.091
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