Improving Neutron Detection: Four Papers by PF'er Vanesch

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In summary, Patrick has recently published four papers on improved detection of neutral particles and related methodology in journals such as Nuclear Instrumentation and Methodology. These papers were also posted on arxiv and cover topics such as resistive charge division in thermal neutron detection, off line parallax correction for neutral particle gas detectors, optimal lookup table construction for charge division, and the use of an electrostatic lens to reduce parallax in banana gas detectors. A banana gas detector is not actually used to detect banana gas, but is named as such due to its cylindrical shape. Two of the papers can be found at the links provided. Congratulations to Vanesch for their contributions to this field.
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belated congratulations to Patrick on the earlier publication
of four papers-----having to do with improved detection of
neutral particles and related methodology.

they were just posted today on arxiv, but (unless I am mistaken)
were published earlier in journals such as Nuclear Instrumentation and Methodology
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0608046
Design guide for electronics for resistive charge division in thermal neutron detection
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0608047
Off line Parallax Correction for Neutral Particle Gas Detectors
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0608048
An Optimal Lookup Table Construction for Charge Division with respect to Efficiency Flatness
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0608049
An Electrostatic Lens to Reduce Parallax in Banana Gas Detectors

a banana gas detector is not something to detect banana gas, dummy.
it is a gas detector that reminded someone, perhaps because of the cylindrical shape, of a banana.
 
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Congrats, Vanesch! Well done!
 

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