Computation of the G-factor in angular correlation experiments using gas targets and finite transverse size of the beam

Details Computation of the G-factor in angular correlation experiments using gas targets and finite transverse size of the beam Computation of the G-factor in angular correlation experiments using gas targets and finite transverse size of the beam

Feb 1985

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 234, Issue 3, p. 468-475.

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A method is presented to calculate the G-factor for a correlation experiment involving two telescopes with gas target and finite transverse size of the beam.
The computation is based on an exact expression of the solid angle of a rectangle subtended from a point.
The G-factor that we calculate refers to a situation in which the two telescopes are defined by front collimators of infinite height and rectangular rear collimators. In our calculation we assume the transverse beam shape to be rectangular.

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