Measurement of the flux and energy spectrum of cosmic-ray induced neutrons on the ground
By M. Gordon, P. Goldhagen, K. Rodbell, T. Zabel, H.H.K. Tang, J. Clem, P. Bailey. IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science, 2004
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
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- Low-Energy Proton-Induced Single-Event-Upsets in 65 nm Node, Silicon-on-Insulator, Latches and Memory Cells (2007, methodology): “On the right hand side, d is the energy differential flux of the cosmic ray neutrons taken from [3]; (d /dE)(E;E ) is the energy differential cross section of the secondary particle in question, at the production energy E, and from an incident neutron with an energy E , which is computed by the NUSP”
- Predicting the number of fatal soft errors in Los Alamos national laboratory's ASC Q supercomputer (2005, methodology): “To calculate a point estimate of this quantity, we replaced λ by its posterior mean based on the results from one of the three experimental datasets described above and ϕ by 0.025 neutrons/cm 2 /s, a value based on [7].”
- Rattling nucleons: New developments in active interrogation of special nuclear material (2012, methodology): “have demonstrated the capabilities of the die-away technique for SNM detection in several publications as well [59,71,82].”