Development of low-energy proton detector telescopes

Details Development of low-energy proton detector telescopes Development of low-energy proton detector telescopes

Sep 1994

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 349, Issue 1, p. 210-215.

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Detector telescopes capable of observing and identifying low-energy protons with energies down to 250 keV in a high radiation environment have been developed. These telescopes employ either one or two gas ΔE detectors followed by a silicon E detector and have been utilized in various beta-delayed proton and beta-delayed two-proton measurements.

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