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European spallation source

ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2023
Bocian, Dariusz, Zając, Wojciech
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Long pulse spallation sources

Physica B: Condensed Matter, 1997
Abstract Design considerations for new spallation source projects have to involve a global optimisation of the whole accelerator-target stations-instrument suite ensemble. One particular aspect of this process is concerned with the fact that compared to a linac plus storage ring or synchrotron configuration, a given proton beam power can be achieved ...
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The European Spallation Source

Physica B: Condensed Matter, 1995
The European Spallation Source is a proposed third-generation neutron source designed to meet the anticipated needs of European scientists and technologists in the 21st century. The current status of the project is described together with a discussion of the strategic development of neutron scattering in Europe.
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Evolution of the Laser-Induced Spallation Technique in Film Adhesion Measurement

Applied Mechanics Reviews, 2021
Junlan Wang, Martha E Grady
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Particle physics at the European Spallation Source

Physics Reports, 2023
Hartmut A Abele   +2 more
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Spallation

2023
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Spallation-Fission Symbiosis

1983
The search for an enhancement of nuclear energy suggests that breeding of fissile fuel from fertile materials as well as the rejuvenation of spent nuclear fuel is of major importance. With the development of linear accelerator breeders it is possible, in principle, to enrich depleted nuclear fuel and to reenrich spent thermal reactor fuel for continued
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Das Projekt Spallations-Neutronenquelle

1984
Wenn ein Teilchen, z. B. ein Proton, mit einer Energie zwischen etwa 0,2 und 2 GeV in einen Atomkern eindringt, so ist die wahrscheinlichste Reaktion, das der Kern einen grosen Teil seiner Bausteine abdampft. Der Rest zerfallt in grosere Bruchstucke.
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