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Improvements in the characterization of actinide targets by low solid-angle counting
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Yue, Andrew T
, Gilliam, David M
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Metrology
/ Neutron emission
/ Neutron physics
/ Plutonium
/ Sensors
/ Silicon wafers
2014
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Yue, Andrew T
, Gilliam, David M
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Metrology
/ Neutron emission
/ Neutron physics
/ Plutonium
/ Sensors
/ Silicon wafers
2014
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Improvements in the characterization of actinide targets by low solid-angle counting
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Improvements in the characterization of actinide targets by low solid-angle counting
2014
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In a paper presented in the Proceedings of the 19th World Conference of the INTDS, 1998, the results of a blind comparison between groups at NIST and the IRMM showed excellent agreement in characterization of actinide targets by alpha-particle counting with low solid-angle geometry. At that time the most accurate NIST results estimated an uncertainty of 0.03 % for the solid-angle determination. The NIST Neutron Physics Group now has improved the accuracy of its solid-angle determination by about a factor of 4, based on an improved aperture design, improved metrology, and comparisons among independent metrology techniques at NIST. Applications of this improved technology are expected to include improved NIST measurements of the free neutron lifetime and a recalibration of the NIST standard for neutron emission rate, NBS-I.
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