HYSPEC - Hybrid Spectrometer

Publications & Technical Reports

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Internal Publications & Technical Reports

• Performance of Aluminum/Gadolinium slit package for HYSPEC Fermi chopper - doc
• Argon scattering in the HYSPEC detector vessel (August, 2006) - doc
• Options for wide angle TOF neutron polarization analysis with polarized ³He (June, 2006) - doc | ppt
• Impact of real-world factors on HYSPEC performance - MCSTAS simulation (May, 2006) - doc 
• MCSTAS simulations for HYSPEC neutron guides (September, 2005) - doc
• MCNP-X drum shield simulations for HYSPEC (July, 2005) - doc1 | doc2
• Design Criteria Document for the Hybrid Spectrometer (HYSPEC) - pdf
• Helium-3 transmission polarizer options for HYSPEC (October, 2004) - doc | pdf
• April 13, 2004 report to SNS on the possible HYSPEC placement - pdf
• Response to the referee comments on the HYSPEC DOE proposal - doc
• HYSPEC proposal to DOE, submitted 12/19/2002 - doc | pdf
• HYSPEC Top Level Specifications, Draft Revision A, 12/19/2002 - doc | pdf
• HYSPEC proposal to the SNS, submitted to EFAC in October, 2002 - doc | pdf
• Letter of Intent filed with the SNS by HYSPEC IDT in April, 2002 - doc | pdf
• Report on the SNS Inelastic Neutron Scattering Workshop, 1999 - pdf

Publications in the Refereed Journals and Proceedings

• HYSPEC: a Crystal Time-of-Flight Hybrid Spectrometer for the Spallation Neutron Source with Polarization Capabilities , to appear in Physica B (2006); (doc | pdf)
• HYSPEC presentations at ICANS-XVII, April, 2005 (paper1.pdf, paper2.pdf)
• Polarized beam operation of the Hybrid Spectrometer at the pulsed Spallation Neutron Source, cond-mat/0410040; Physica B 356, 150-155 (2005) (2004) (pdf)
• HYSPEC presentation at ICANS-XVI, May, 2003 (pdf)
• Performance comparison of the inelastic spectrometers for the SNS, presentation by G. Granroth at ICANS-XVI (pdf)

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