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With the help of a set of threshold and resonance detectors, measurements were made of the spatial and energy distribution of secondary neutrons in graphite and nickel blocks. Absolute values of the neutron flux as a function of depth in an infinite slab were obtained for a plane, monodireetionat proton source. The energy distribution of the secondary neutrons in the energy range 2.5·10−8 to 6.6·102 Mev was represented by seven groups. The magnitude of the dose behind plane nickel and graphite shielding as a function of thickness was also determined. The results are discussed.
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Translated from Atomnaya Énergiya, Vol. 18, No. 6, pp. 573–578, June, 1965
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Kon'shin, V.A., Matusevich, E.S. & Prokhorov, S.S. Flux of secondary neutrons produced by 660 MeV protons in shielding. At Energy 18, 728–733 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01115323
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