P3He) The He3Transmission function returns the unpolarised beam transmission of a 3He spin filter for a given neutron wavelength. The unpolarised beam transmission is defined by the equation below where p is ... lbdaSDev, P3HeSDev) The He3TransmissionSDev function returns the standard deviation of the unpolarised beam transmission of a 3He spin ...
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multiple or higher-order Bragg scattering (polarising crystals). The beam polarisation obtained with an NSF is perfectly homogeneous over the beam profile and there is no g-background created by the absorption ... polarised gas acts as a neutron spin-filter (NSF) both for creating the polarisation of the incident beam and for analysing the ...
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condensed matter by measuring the energy exchange between a monochromatic neutron beam and the sample. From the continuous, "white" beam delivered by the H15 neutron guide, a specific wavelength (and thus incident ... Fermi chopper pulses this monochromatic beam, setting the time t 0 of its interaction with the sample. A timer then measures the ...
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source the short rotor (25 cm) and high transmission of its velocity selector the relatively large beam cross-section of 55 x 40 mm of the guide H512.
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of high robustness. The counting rate curve was measured on the CT2 instrument with a collimated beam of 7 mm x 7 mm. Different thicknesses of plexi attenuator were installed 2 metres upstream of the ... n of D20 (50 kHz/channel). Figure 3: counting rate measurement on the CT2 instrument. The neutron beam was 7 mm x 7 mm. The most critical part in ...
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experiments began in 1972. ILL operates one of the most intense neutron sources in the world, feeding beams of neutrons to a suite of 40 high-performance instruments that are constantly upgraded. Each year
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a rather broad Δλ/λ bandwidth (typically 15%) from the incident polychromatic neutron beam. The monochromatic beam is then polarised by a supermirror polariser which stops the neutrons with the "wrong"
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polychromatic neutron beam (wavelength around 2.2 Å) is backscattered on the monochromator (Bragg reflexion on a crystal lattice) with a high monochromaticity (energy resolution 10 µeV). The beam is reflected so
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Three intense neutron beams are extracted from a neutron guide by an assembly of three monochromators and are focused horizontally onto the sample. Each monochromator delivers a beam of distinct energy and ... and, thus, of distinct velocity due to different Bragg-scattering conditions. The neutron beams are pulsed by a Fermi chopper which allows ...
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monochromator crystals which select an initial wavelength out of it, directing this beam onto the sample. The monochromatic beam arrives on the sample - for example a single crystal - and is scattered in many ... A simulated experiment The incident polychromatic neutron beam coming from the guide H144 passes in the standard set-up a velocity ...
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