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The potential of the ILC beam dump for high-intensity and large-area irradiation field with atmospheric-like neutrons and muons
Yasuhito Sakaki, Shinichiro Michizono, Nobuhiro Terunuma +1
We evaluate the neutron and muon fluxes produced in the ILC beam dumps by Monte Carlo simulations and discuss their potential use in irradiation fields. We show that the beam dumps…
Implementation of muon pair production in PHITS and verification by comparing with the muon shielding experiment at SLAC
Yasuhito Sakaki, Yoshihito Namito, Toshiya Sanami +2
We implemented a model of muon pair production through a real photon in PHITS and compared our calculations with data of the muon shielding experiment conducted at SLAC to verify t…
Update On The Code Intercomparison and Benchmark For Muon Fluence and Absorbed Dose Induced By An 18-GeV Electron Beam After Massive Iron Shielding
A. Fassò, A. Ferrari, N. V. Mokhov +6
In 1974, Nelson, Kase and Svensson published an experimental investigation on muon shielding around SLAC high-energy electron accelerators. They measured muon fluence and absorbed…
Code intercomparison and benchmark for muon fluence and absorbed dose induced by an 18-GeV electron beam after massive iron shielding
Alberto Fasso, Alfredo Ferrari, Anna Ferrari +7
In 1974, Nelson, Kase, and Svenson published an experimental investigation on muon shielding using the SLAC high energy LINAC. They measured muon fluence and absorbed dose induced…
Neutron energy spectrum from 120 GeV protons on a thick copper target
Nobuhiro Shigyo, Toshiya Sanami, Tsuyoshi Kajimoto +14
Neutron energy spectrum from 120 GeV protons on a thick copper target was measured at the Meson Test Beam Facility (MTBF) at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. The data allows…
Destruction of Nuclear Bombs Using Ultra-High Energy Neutrino Beam
Hirotaka Sugawara, Hiroyuki Hagura, Toshiya Sanami
We discuss the possibility of utilizing the ultra-high energy neutrino beam (about 1000 TeV) to detect and destroy the nuclear bombs wherever they are and whoever possess them.