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Neutron Resonance Averaging with Filtered Beams

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Neutron resonance averaging using filtered beams from a reactor source has proven to be an effective nuclear structure tool within certain limitations. These limitations are imposed by the nature of the averaging process, which produces fluctuations in radiative intensities. The fluctuations have been studied quantitatively. Resonance averaging also gives us information about initial or capture state parameters, in particular the photon strength function. Suitable modifications of the filtered beams are suggested for the enhancement of non-resonant processes.

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Chrien, R.E. (1986). Neutron Resonance Averaging with Filtered Beams. In: Krištiak, J., Běták, E. (eds) Neutron Induced Reactions. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4636-1_24

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