Verification of the compound nuclear model for T-violation search
T. Yamamoto*,
H.M. Shimizu,
K. Ishizaki,
Y. Niinomi,
M. Kitaguchi,
S. Takada,
J. Koga,
S. Makise,
T. Yoshioka,
A. Kimura,
K. Sakai,
T. Oku,
T. Okudaira,
S. Endo,
Y. Tani,
H. Fujioka,
H. Yoshikawa,
K. Hirota and
T. Shima*: corresponding author
Pre-published on:
November 14, 2019
Published on:
December 23, 2019
Abstract
Large sources of parity violation have been observed in compound nuclear reactions. These enhancements are described by the compound nuclear model, which can be used to describe the angular correlation of $\gamma$-rays produced in $(\rm{n},\gamma)$ reactions in medium-heavy nuclei. It has also been suggested that these same reactions could lead to a similar enhancement in time reversal violating processes. Therefore, we are interested in verifying the compound nuclear model by studying the $(\rm{n},\gamma)$ reaction using polarized neutrons. In this paper, we discuss the installation and characterization of a neutron polarizer used in the $(\rm{n},\gamma)$ measurement with transversely polarized neutrons.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/1.356.0042
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