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Neutron production by cosmic-ray muons at shallow depth
F. Boehm ; J. Busenitz ; B. Cook ; G. Gratta ; H. Henrikson ; J. Kornis D. Lawrence ; K.B. Lee ; K. McKinny ; L. Miller ; V. Novikov ; A. Piepke ; B. Ritchie ; D. Tracy ; P. Vogel ; Y-F. Wang ; J. Wolf ;
Date 13 Jun 2000
Journal Phys.Rev. D62 (2000) 092005
Subject hep-ex
AffiliationPalo Verde Collaboration
AbstractThe yield of neutrons produced by cosmic ray muons at a shallow depth of 32 meters of water equivalent has been measured. The Palo Verde neutrino detector, containing 11.3 tons of Gd loaded liquid scintillator and 3.5 tons of acrylic served as a target. The rate of one and two neutron captures was determined. Modeling the neutron capture efficiency allowed us to deduce the total yield of neutrons $ Y_{tot} = (3.60 pm 0.09 pm 0.31) imes 10^{-5}$ neutrons per muon and g/cm$^2$. This yield is consistent with previous measurements at similar depths.
Source arXiv, hep-ex/0006014
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