Effect of Sample Geometry on Decay Constant Measurements in Water Using the Pulsed Neutron Technique

Author

DeBow Freed

Publication Date

5-11-1966

Abstract

The pulsed neutron technique has been employed at a steadily increasing rate since significant results from its use were first reported in 1954. This technique has permitted direct measurement of several parameters important in the nuclear field which previously had to be measured by indirect means.

Sponsors

The Associated Rocky Mountain Universities (ARMU) and the Atomic Energy Commision (AEC)

Document Type

Dissertation

Language

English

Degree Name

Nuclear Engineering

Level of Degree

Doctoral

Department Name

Nuclear Engineering

First Committee Member (Chair)

Glenn Alan Whan

Second Committee Member

Ralph Douglas O'Dell

Third Committee Member

Harold Dean Southward

Recommended Citation

Freed, DeBow. "Effect of Sample Geometry on Decay Constant Measurements in Water Using the Pulsed Neutron Technique." (1966). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ne_etds/140