October 16, 2008
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NaI detector in place and working (used to measure the gamma flash).
Asymmetry was observed for
:
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the detector when placed above the target.
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the detector when placed to the side of the target.
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the detector when placed above the target.
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the detector when placed to the side of the target.
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the reference detector with the target. (The reference detector is beside the place of the side detector.)
is the number of neutrons/sec seen by the reference detector with the target. (The reference detector is beside the place of the side detector.)
Detector A Asymmetry: First run = -20.27%; Second run = -19.84%
Detector C Asymmetry: First run = -12.69%; Second run = -9.16%
On the picture: 1D - timing spectrum taken by upper detector, 1C - timing spectrum taken by side detector, 1A - timing spectrum taken by side reference (being kept stationary) detector, 1B - NaI accelerator current monitor