DISTRIBUTION OF NEUTRONS IN THE EARTH ATMOSPHERE FROM PLANE RADIOACTIVE SOURCE
https://doi.org/10.52676/1729-7885-2019-3-30-32
Abstract
The question of the spatial distribution of fast and thermal neutrons in the Earth’s atmosphere is considered. The fields of fast neutrons from a flat radioactive source with a source energy not exceeding 1 MeV are correctly described by the age theory. The effect of atmospheric in homogeneity affects the height of the source, exceeding 20-25 km. The flux density of slow neutrons falls almost to zero at a distance of about two parameters of the atmospheric in homogeneity.
About the Authors
H. Sh. AbdullaevAzerbaijan
B. A. Najafov
Azerbaijan
E. A. Masimov
Azerbaijan
Kh. E. Guseynzadeh
Azerbaijan
B. A. Mamedov
Azerbaijan
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Review
For citations:
Abdullaev H.Sh., Najafov B.A., Masimov E.A., Guseynzadeh Kh.E., Mamedov B.A. DISTRIBUTION OF NEUTRONS IN THE EARTH ATMOSPHERE FROM PLANE RADIOACTIVE SOURCE. NNC RK Bulletin. 2019;(3):30-32. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.52676/1729-7885-2019-3-30-32