Difference between revisions of "DU target n-multiple scatter"
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Latest revision as of 05:25, 15 September 2014
Neutron multiple scattering due to elastic collisions inside DU target and corresponding energy losses were simulated. Also angular distribution was obtained for the neutrons outside of the target. The angle was measured w.r.t. the initial beam direction. The neutron beam was pencil-like w/o divergence monoenergetic (1 MeV) and hitting the center of the target normally to the surface of DU target. neutrons were initially incident upon the target. The target was composed of DU and had a cylindrical shape with diameter 7 cm and thickness 4 mm.
4 mm thick DU
The initial direction of the incident neutrons corresponds to 0 deg.
The energy-angular properties of the neutrons after the first scattering.
The energy-angular properties of the neutrons after the second scattering.
The energy-angular properties of the neutrons after the second scattering.
2 mm thick DU
1 mm thick DU
