Dear all,
Please, any suggested publications to read about any real applications were performed using Bragg-edge neutron imaging BUT with "thermal" neutron beam (1.8 A° +/-), if existed, other than the most famous ones that use cold monochromatic beams for strain mapping or magnetism studies?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Mahmoud
It seems like it differs based on the "energy definition" used or "classifications of neutrons' energies". Some publications call the 4 Angs. cold while others refer to it as a thermal or epithermal!!
It seems that the specific application itself is what matters regardless the classification or "name" of energy of that used neutron beam for energy-resolved neutron imaging method (more specific, neutron energy resonance absorption (transmission) or Bragg-edge imaging methods).
Anyway, I found these ones used "Epithermal" neutron beams:
"Non-contact measurement of partial gas pressure and distribution of elemental composition using energy-resolved neutron imaging" - by A. S. Tremsin et al.
"In-Situ Observation of Phase Separation During Growth of
Cs2LiLaBr6:Ce Crystals Using Energy-Resolved Neutron Imaging" - also by , A. S. Tremsin et al.
"Non-destructive studies of fuel pellets by neutron resonance absorption
radiography and thermal neutron radiography" - also by A. S. Tremsin et al.
And finally,
"Development of Energy-Resolved Neutron Imaging
Detectors at RADEN" - by Joseph Don Parker et al.
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