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Energy, vertex, and time response of a LiquidO detector with an opaque-scintillator target to Compton-tagged electrons
LiquidO Collaboration, S. Katz, J. T. Moffatt +89
LiquidO detectors confine scintillation light near its point of production by stochastic scattering in an opaque medium and collect it with a lattice of wavelength-shifting (WLS) f…
Characterization of a radiation detector based on opaque water-based liquid scintillator
LiquidO Collaboration
We present the characterization of a novel radiation detector based on an opaque water-based liquid scintillator. Opaque scintillators, also known as LiquidO, are made to be highly…
Evaluation of Light Collection from Highly Scattering Media using Wavelength-Shifting Fibers
Andrew Wilhelm, Garrett Wendel, Brandon Collins +2
Opaque scintillators are designed to have a short scattering length such that scintillation photons are probabilistically confined to a small region of space about their origin. Th…
Reconstruction of Fast Neutron Direction in Segmented Organic Detectors using Deep Learning
Jun Woo Bae, Tingshiuan C. Wu, Igor Jovanovic
A method for reconstructing the direction of a fast neutron source using a segmented organic scintillator-based detector and deep learning model is proposed and analyzed. The model…
A Call to Arms Control: Synergies between Nonproliferation Applications of Neutrino Detectors and Large-Scale Fundamental Neutrino Physics Experiments
T. Akindele, T. Anderson, E. Anderssen +162
The High Energy Physics community can benefit from a natural synergy in research activities into next-generation large-scale water and scintillator neutrino detectors, now being st…
Evaluation of a Positron-Emission-Tomography-based SiPM readout for Compact Segmented Neutron Imagers
Viacheslav A. Li, Felicia Sutanto, Timothy M. Classen +3
Gamma-ray emission from special nuclear material (SNM) is relatively easy to shield from detection using modest amounts of high-Z material. In contrast, fast-neutrons are much more…