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Measurement of the Time Dependence of Scintillation Intensity by a Delayed-Coincidence Method
Review of Scientific Instruments · 1961 · Vol. 32(9) · pp. 1044–1050
L.M. Bollinger✉(Argonne National Laboratory)G. E. Thomas(Argonne National Laboratory)
Abstract
A new method for the measurement of the time dependence of the light intensity from scintillators is described. An important aspect of the method is the ease with which it can be applied to all modes of excitation. The results of measurements on the time dependence of the scintillators for several modes of excitation are presented.
Radioactive Decay and Measurement TechniquesRadiation Detection and Scintillator TechnologiesAtomic and Subatomic Physics ResearchScintillatorCoincidenceScintillationExcitationIntensity (physics)PhysicsOpticsLiquid scintillation countingScintillation counterComputational physics
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