17–19 janv. 2024
IJCLab
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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Session 6

19 janv. 2024, 09:00
102/0-XX - Cafeteria 102 (IJCLab)

102/0-XX - Cafeteria 102

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  1. Dr María de los Ángeles Millán-Callado (Universidad de Sevilla (US), Dpt. Física Atómica, Molecular y Nuclear (FAMN) / Centro Nacional de Aceleradores (CNA, US - Junta de Andalucía - CSIC))
    19/01/2024 09:00

    The fast development of high-power lasers (> 10^19 W/cm2) with ultrashort pulses (~ fs), and their applications as compact particle accelerators, are emerging as a promising alternative to conventional accelerators for producing neutron beams. Laser-driven neutron sources (LDNS) are especially attractive for nuclear physics applications based on the time-of-flight technique due to their short...

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  2. Kalliopi Kaperoni (NTUA)
    19/01/2024 09:25

    The new experimental area of the n TOF facility at CERN, namely NEAR [1], has been built at a very short distance from the Pb spallation target (approximately 2.5 m) in order to take advantage of the extremely high neutron fluence expected and perform various challenging measurements for
    numerous applications. In this experimental area, due to the high instantaneous flux, only passive...

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  3. Caterina Soldanoe (Electronics and NanoEngineering Dept., Aalto University, Finland), Fco. Rogelio PALOMO PINTO (University of Sevilla)
    19/01/2024 09:50

    We will present a main experiment and an auxiliary one. The main experiment got signals of neutron induced nuclear reactions in the silicon bulk of a commercial thin photodiode. We used the HISPANoS neutron beam facility at CNA, Sevilla, Spain. The signal dataset is useful to reproduce the signals using femtosecond pulsed lasers, a more easily tool in the industrial environment. The auxiliary...

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  4. Antonia Verdera Garau (Universidad de Granada)
    19/01/2024 10:15

    The characterization of the neutron and photon yields of reaction 51V(p,n)51Cr at energies close to the threshold have been performed at JRC-MONNET on October 2023.
    To ensure a thorough measurement, we employed the time-of-flight technique to measure angle-energy neutron yields at various angles. The primary outcomes of our experiment include Time-of-Flight (TOF) spectra at different...

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