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核破砕研究ハンドブック Handbook of Spallation Research: Theory, Experiments and Applications
核破砕研究ハンドブック
Handbook of Spallation Research:
Theory, Experiments and Applications
Detlef Filges: Nuclear Research Centre Juelich, Germany
Frank Goldenbaum: Nuclear Research Centre Juelich, Germany
ISBN: 978-3-527-40714-9
Hardcover
787 pages
DECEMBER 2009
価格： US$270.00
Handbook of Spallation Research:
Theory, Experiments and Applications
Detlef Filges: Nuclear Research Centre Juelich, Germany
Frank Goldenbaum: Nuclear Research Centre Juelich, Germany
ISBN: 978-3-527-40714-9
Hardcover
787 pages
DECEMBER 2009
価格： US$270.00
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解説/DESCRIPTION
本書は核破砕研究に関する詳細かつ包括的な参考図書で、理論的基礎から最新の応用までをカバーする。本書は3部から成り、第1部では基礎原理、第2部では関連する実験、第3部では加速器などの技術・応用的側面が論じられる。著名な2人の研究者による本書は、当分野の物理学者・技術者にとって必携の書と言える。
目次/TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1 PRINCIPLES
1. The Spallation Process
2. The Intra-Nuclear Cascade Models
3. Evaporation and High Energy Fission
4. The Particle Transport in Matter
5. Particle Transport Simulation Code Systems
6. Materials Damage by High Energy Neutrons and Charged Particles
7. Shielding Issues
8. The Basic Parameters of Spallation Neutron Sources
Part 2 EXPERIMENTS
9. Why Spallation Physics Experiments ?
10. Proton-Nucleus Induced Secondary Particle Production ? The `Thin? Target Experiments
11. Proton-Matter Induced Secondary Particle Production ? The `Thick? Target Experiments
12. Neutron Production by proton, antiproton, deuteron, pion, and kaon Projectiles
13. Experiments to Study the Performance of Spallation Neutron Sources
14. Experiments on Radiation Damage in a Spallation Environ-ment
15. Experiments to Shield High Energy Neutrons of Spallation Sources
Part 3 TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS
16. Proton Drivers for Particle Production
17. The Accelerator based Neutron Spallation Sources
18. Target Engineering
19. Research with Neutrons
20. Accelerator Transmutation of Nuclear Waste ? ATW
21. Accelerator Production of Electrical Energy ? Energy Ampli-fying
22. Advanced Applications of Spallation Physics
23. Space Missions and Radiation in Space
APPENDIX
A. Values of Fundamental Physical Constants and Relations
B. Basic Definitions in Nuclear Technology Concerning the Fuel Cycle
C. Material Properties of Structure and Target Materials
D. Moderator and Reflector Materials
E. Shielding Materials
Bibliography / Index
1. The Spallation Process
2. The Intra-Nuclear Cascade Models
3. Evaporation and High Energy Fission
4. The Particle Transport in Matter
5. Particle Transport Simulation Code Systems
6. Materials Damage by High Energy Neutrons and Charged Particles
7. Shielding Issues
8. The Basic Parameters of Spallation Neutron Sources
Part 2 EXPERIMENTS
9. Why Spallation Physics Experiments ?
10. Proton-Nucleus Induced Secondary Particle Production ? The `Thin? Target Experiments
11. Proton-Matter Induced Secondary Particle Production ? The `Thick? Target Experiments
12. Neutron Production by proton, antiproton, deuteron, pion, and kaon Projectiles
13. Experiments to Study the Performance of Spallation Neutron Sources
14. Experiments on Radiation Damage in a Spallation Environ-ment
15. Experiments to Shield High Energy Neutrons of Spallation Sources
Part 3 TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS
16. Proton Drivers for Particle Production
17. The Accelerator based Neutron Spallation Sources
18. Target Engineering
19. Research with Neutrons
20. Accelerator Transmutation of Nuclear Waste ? ATW
21. Accelerator Production of Electrical Energy ? Energy Ampli-fying
22. Advanced Applications of Spallation Physics
23. Space Missions and Radiation in Space
APPENDIX
A. Values of Fundamental Physical Constants and Relations
B. Basic Definitions in Nuclear Technology Concerning the Fuel Cycle
C. Material Properties of Structure and Target Materials
D. Moderator and Reflector Materials
E. Shielding Materials
Bibliography / Index