Hello, dear friends in researchgate. Just as the title says, could a reasonable angular distribution of elastic scattering be obtained in a radioactive ion beam experiment without target-out running? (Low energy nuclear physics)
Hi Hu,
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Make more precision please. What are you doing? What is the topic, ....
I would say it is always good to check background conditions without sample (sample-out) in whatever experiment.
Josch
This is just a test experiment? Or a specific task? More information and I can give an answer.
In this kind of experiments since the radioactive beam is a secondary beam it comes with all sort of directions and position. You need post-tracking detectors that give you the incident angle of the beam on the target as well as the impact position.
You might need to run without target as a double check that your beam is not hitting any surrounding detectors or target frame. Usually the experimental target for this type of experiment is very thick for statistic reason.
Hope this will help.
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