The neutron array of the compact spectrometer for heavy ion experiments in Fermi energy region

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Main Authors: Si, Dawei, Xiao, Sheng, Qin, Yuhao, Wang, Yijie, Xu, Junhuai, Tian, Baiting, Zhang, Boyuan, Guo, Dong, Zhi, Qin, Wei, Xiaobao, Hao, Yibo, Wang, Zengxiang, Zhuo, Tianren, Yang, Yuansheng, Wei, Xianglun, Yang, Herun, Ma, Peng, Duan, Limin, Duan, Fangfang, Ma, Junbing, Xu, Shiwei, Bai, Zhen, Yang, Guo, Yang, Yanyun, Xiao, Zhigang
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author Si, Dawei
Xiao, Sheng
Qin, Yuhao
Wang, Yijie
Xu, Junhuai
Tian, Baiting
Zhang, Boyuan
Guo, Dong
Zhi, Qin
Wei, Xiaobao
Hao, Yibo
Wang, Zengxiang
Zhuo, Tianren
Yang, Yuansheng
Wei, Xianglun
Yang, Herun
Ma, Peng
Duan, Limin
Duan, Fangfang
Ma, Junbing
Xu, Shiwei
Bai, Zhen
Yang, Guo
Yang, Yanyun
Xiao, Zhigang
author_facet Si, Dawei
Xiao, Sheng
Qin, Yuhao
Wang, Yijie
Xu, Junhuai
Tian, Baiting
Zhang, Boyuan
Guo, Dong
Zhi, Qin
Wei, Xiaobao
Hao, Yibo
Wang, Zengxiang
Zhuo, Tianren
Yang, Yuansheng
Wei, Xianglun
Yang, Herun
Ma, Peng
Duan, Limin
Duan, Fangfang
Ma, Junbing
Xu, Shiwei
Bai, Zhen
Yang, Guo
Yang, Yanyun
Xiao, Zhigang
contents The emission of neutrons from heavy ion reactions is an important observable for studying the asymmetric nuclear equation of state and the reaction dynamics. A 20-unit neutron array has been developed and mounted on the compact spectrometer for heavy ion experiments (CSHINE) to measure the neutron spectra, neutron-neutron and neutron-proton correlation functions. Each unit consists of a $\rm 15\times 15\times 15~cm^3$ plastic scintillator coupled to a $ ϕ=52 ~\rm mm$ photomultiplier. The Geant4 simulation with optical process is performed to investigate the time resolution and the neutron detection efficiency. The inherent time resolution of 212 ps is obtained by cosmic ray coincidence test. The n-$γ$ discrimination and time-of-flight performance are given by $\rm ^{252}Cf$ radioactive source test and beam test. The neutron energy spectra have been obtained in the angle range $30^\circ \le θ_{\rm lab} \le 51^\circ$ in the beam experiment of $^{124}$Sn+$^{124}$Sn at 25 MeV/u with CSHINE.
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spellingShingle The neutron array of the compact spectrometer for heavy ion experiments in Fermi energy region
Si, Dawei
Xiao, Sheng
Qin, Yuhao
Wang, Yijie
Xu, Junhuai
Tian, Baiting
Zhang, Boyuan
Guo, Dong
Zhi, Qin
Wei, Xiaobao
Hao, Yibo
Wang, Zengxiang
Zhuo, Tianren
Yang, Yuansheng
Wei, Xianglun
Yang, Herun
Ma, Peng
Duan, Limin
Duan, Fangfang
Ma, Junbing
Xu, Shiwei
Bai, Zhen
Yang, Guo
Yang, Yanyun
Xiao, Zhigang
Instrumentation and Detectors
Nuclear Experiment
The emission of neutrons from heavy ion reactions is an important observable for studying the asymmetric nuclear equation of state and the reaction dynamics. A 20-unit neutron array has been developed and mounted on the compact spectrometer for heavy ion experiments (CSHINE) to measure the neutron spectra, neutron-neutron and neutron-proton correlation functions. Each unit consists of a $\rm 15\times 15\times 15~cm^3$ plastic scintillator coupled to a $ ϕ=52 ~\rm mm$ photomultiplier. The Geant4 simulation with optical process is performed to investigate the time resolution and the neutron detection efficiency. The inherent time resolution of 212 ps is obtained by cosmic ray coincidence test. The n-$γ$ discrimination and time-of-flight performance are given by $\rm ^{252}Cf$ radioactive source test and beam test. The neutron energy spectra have been obtained in the angle range $30^\circ \le θ_{\rm lab} \le 51^\circ$ in the beam experiment of $^{124}$Sn+$^{124}$Sn at 25 MeV/u with CSHINE.
title The neutron array of the compact spectrometer for heavy ion experiments in Fermi energy region
topic Instrumentation and Detectors
Nuclear Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.18605