Analytical modeling of thin film neutron converters and its application to thermal neutron gas detectors
arXiv:1302.3153 · doi:10.1088/1748-0221/8/04/P04020
Abstract
A simple model is explored mainly analytically to calculate and understand the PHS of single and multi-layer thermal neutron detectors and to help optimize the design in different circumstances. Several theorems are deduced that can help guide the design.
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