Randomized trial reveals neutron beam parameters in GNEIS, indicating optimal processing methods.
The parameters of the neutron beam of the GNEIS time-of-flight spectrometer have been determined in the energy range of 0.3 to 500 MeV using an ionization fission chamber and a combination of two position-sensitive multi-wire proportional low-pressure counters. The data have been processed using Python and the results were visualized using the Jupyter. The most efficient method for processing and analyzing the source data has been chosen.
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