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A method of calculation of finite geometry effects in scattering experiments

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To simplify the calculation of distribution functions describing the finite geometry effects in scattering experiments, a numerical integration method is applied. This enables the accurate calculation of those distributions for a general arrangement of experimental devices. As a typical application the angular and energy distributions for a proton recoil telescope were calculated.

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  1. Nuclear Physics Institute, 250 68, Řež u Prahy, Czechoslovakia

    J. Pražák & J. Vincour

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  1. J. Pražák
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The authors are grateful to Dr. J.Kremének, Dr. P.Bém and Ing. V.Hnatowitcz for a critical reading of the manuscript and many valuable comments.

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Pražák, J., Vincour, J. A method of calculation of finite geometry effects in scattering experiments. Czech J Phys 28, 967–970 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01596009

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