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Fast Timing Behavior of a Scintillator in Compton Scattering Experimental Setups

Explore the escape of K X-rays and UV photons in Compton Scattering using photomultiplier detectors. Study Ce decay schemes in Lanthanum sources alongside resolution and energy calibration methods. Compare literature findings with experimental results by Desislava Ivanova, Manuel Castañeda, Javier Meléndez, Dr. Pawel Napiorkowski, and Dr. Stefan Lalkovski.

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Fast Timing Behavior of a Scintillator in Compton Scattering Experimental Setups

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  1. Fast timing

  2. behaviour of a scintillator Escape of one k x ray Compton Scattering Photon UV Photons Photomultiplier

  3. experimentalsetup #1 Ce

  4. decay scheme of Lanthanum

  5. sources,decay schemes and spectra 1. 137Cs

  6. 2. 60Co

  7. 3. 226Ra

  8. Resolution

  9. Home made voltage devider Energy calibration

  10. Efficiency curves

  11. experimentalsetup #2 START STOP

  12. Constant fraction

  13. Literature result: 1,44 ns Our results: 1,43 ns

  14. Desislava Ivanova Manuel Castañeda Javier Meléndez Dr. Pawel Napiorkowski Dr. Stefan Lalkovski

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