Rotating-wheel detector system for measuring millisecond half-life high-energy β emitters

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Oct 1985

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 240, Issue 2, p. 323-328.

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In order to detect the 11 ms 12N activity produced in the pion single charge exchange reaction 12C(π+, π0)12N, a high-energy β-particle telescope was designed, constructed, and used successfully in the high-background field of γ rays, neutrons, and high-energy charged particles at LAMPF. A high-speed rotating wheel served both as a target and as a means of transporting the short-lived activity to an array of telescopes for counting. Monte Carlo calculations were carried out to optimize the design parameters of the telescope and to estimate counting efficiencies.

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