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After the feasibility of vacuum isolated μ−d production was demonstrated at TRIUMF in 1989, development was begun on a target system that would take advantage of the process to aid in the understanding of the muon catalyzed fusion cycle. Minimal neutron backgrounds, the ability to use silicon detectors, and compatibility with tritium were considered important for a very versatile target system. The advantages which the target gives in isolating μCF process will be outlined.
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Knowles, P.E., Beer, G.A., Mason, G.R. et al. Producing μ−d and μ−t in vacuum. Hyperfine Interact 82, 521–527 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01027987
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