Nuclear Physics And Gamma-ray Sources For Nuclear Security And Nonproliferation - Proceedings Of The International Symposium
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Nuclear Physics And Gamma-ray Sources For Nuclear Security And Nonproliferation - Proceedings Of The International Symposium

Proceedings of the International Symposium

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Nuclear Physics And Gamma-ray Sources For Nuclear Security And Nonproliferation - Proceedings Of The International Symposium

Proceedings of the International Symposium

About this book

Nuclear nonproliferation is a critical global issue. A key technological challenge to ensuring nuclear nonproliferation and security is the detection of long-lived radioisotopes and fissionable nuclides in a non-destructive manner. This technological challenge requires new methods for detecting relevant nuclides and the development of new quantum-beam sources. For example, one new method that has been proposed and studied is nuclear resonance fluorescence with energy-tunable, monochromatic gamma-rays generated by Compton scattering of laser photons with electrons.

The development of new methods requires the help of researchers from a wide range of fields, such as nuclear physics, accelerator physics, laser physics, etc. Furthermore, any new method must be compatible with the requirements of administrators and nuclear-material inspectors.

Contents:

  • Preface
  • Oral Presentations:
    • Nuclear Science and Applications with the Next Generation of High-Power Lasers and Brilliant Low-Energy Gamma Beams at ELI-NP (S Gales)
    • New Non-Intrusive Inspection Technologies for Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation (R J Ledoux)
    • Development of Gamma-Ray Nondestructive Detection and Assay Systems for Nuclear Safeguards and Security at JAEA (R Hajima)
    • Photonuclear Reaction Studies at HIγS: Developing the Science of Remote Detection of Nuclear Materials (C R Howell)
    • Dipole Strength Around the Particle Threshold (D Savran)
    • Resonant Photonuclear Reactions for Neutrino Nuclear Responses and Nuclear Isotope Detections (H Ejiri)
    • Non-Destructive Testing for Control of Radioactive Waste Package (S Plumeri and F Carrel)
    • Development of First Responders Equipment at RN Incident Sites (K Tsuchiya et al.)
    • Compact Short-Pulsed Electron Linac Based Neutron Sources for Precise Nuclear Material Analysis (M Uesaka et al.)
    • Laser-Driven Plasma Deceleration of Electron Beams for Compact Photon Sources (J-L Vay et al.)
    • Advanced Laser-Compton Gamma-Ray Sources for Nuclear Materials Detection, Assay and Imaging (C P J Barty)
    • Compact Gamma-Beam Source for Nuclear Security Technologies (P Gladkikh and J Urakawa)
    • Developments of Optical Resonators and Optical Recirculators for Compton X/γ Ray Machines (A Martens)
    • Low-Lying “Pygmy” Dipole Resonances and Strength Functions (V Werner et al.)
    • NRF-Based NDA of Nuclear Material Using Monochromatic γ-Ray Beam (T Shizuma et al.)
    • Improving the Assay of 239 Pu in Spent and Melted Fuel Using the Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence Integral Resonance Transmission Method (C T Angell et al.)
    • Laser Compton Scattering Gamma-Ray Beam Source at NewSUBARU Storage Ring (S Miyamoto et al.)
    • Energy Calibration of Electron and Gamma-Ray Beams at NewSUBARU-GACKO (T Shima and H Utsunomiya)
    • A Paradigm for the Nondestructive Assay of Spent Fuel Assemblies and Similar Large Objects, with Emphasis on the Role of Photon-Based Techniques (A M Bolind)
    • Medium Modification of α Cluster Size in 6 Li (T Yamagata et al.)
    • Noninvasive Reactor Imaging Using Cosmic-Ray Muons (H Miyadera et al.)
    • Compton Radiation for Nuclear Waste Management and Transmutation (E Bulyak and J Urakawa)
    • Compact Intense Neutron Generators Based on Inertial Electrostatic Confinement of D-D Fusion Plasmas (K Masuda et al.)
    • NRF Based Nondestructive Inspection System for SNM by Using Laser-Compton-Backscattering Gamma-Rays (H Ohgaki et al.)
    • Development of Measurement Methods for Detection of Special Nuclear Materials Using D-D Pulsed Neutron Source (T Misawa et al.)
    • SOFIA, a Next-Generation Facility for Fission Yields Measurements and Fission Study. First Results and Perspectives (L Audouin et al.)
    • Present Status of Nuclear Data for Nuclear Nonproliferation (M Igashira)
    • Development of the Experimental Photo-Nuclear Reaction Database in Hokkaido University (A Makinaga)
    • Laser-Compton Scattering Photon Beams and Other Gamma-Ray Sources: Project for Coherent Gamma-Ray Source on Basis of Femtosecond Laser at ILC MSU (V G Nedorezov and A B Savelév)
    • Laser Driven Ion Acceleration Study in JAEA (K Kondo)
    • Status of New JENDL Photonuclear Data File (K Kosako et al.)
    • Nuclear Research with Eγ≤15 MeV Photons (C Rangacharyulu)
    • IRIDE: Interdisciplinary Research Infrastructure Based on Dual Electron Linac and Laser (M Ferrario)
  • Poster Presentations:
    • A Study of the Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence Reaction Yield Dependence on the Target Thickness of 208 PB (H Negm et al.)
    • Photodisintegration Reactions with Linear Polarized γ-Ray Beam (T Hayakawa et al.)
    • Test Experiment of γ-Ray Diffraction for Crystal Monochromators (S Matsuba et al.)
    • Overview of Laser Compton-scattered Photon Source at the cERL (R Nagai et al.)
    • Development of a High-Brightness and High-Current Electron Gun for High-Flux γ-Ray Generation (N Nishimori et al.)
    • Design of ERL Spoke Cavity for Non-Destructive Assay Research (M Sawamura et al.)
    • Measurements of Cosmic-Ray Muon-Capture X-Rays and Its Application to Nuclear Material Detection (Y Shimbara et al.)
    • Active Neutron-Based Interrogation System with D-D Neutron Source for Detection of Special Nuclear Materials (Y Takahashi et al.)
  • Closing Summary:
    • Summary Comments: Nuclear Physics and Gamma-Ray Sources for Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation (C P J Barty)


Readership: Researchers and professionals in the field of nuclear physics.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. preface
  6. contents
  7. Oral Presentations
  8. Nuclear Science and applications with the Next Generation of High-Power Lasers and Brilliant Low-Energy Gamma Beams at ELI-NP
  9. New Non-Intrusive Inspection Technologies for Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation
  10. Development of Gamma-Ray Nondestructive Detection and Assay Systems for Nuclear Safeguards and Security at JAEA
  11. Photonuclear Reaction Studies at HIγS: Developing the Science of Remote Detection of Nuclear Materials
  12. Dipole Strength Around the Particle Threshold
  13. Resonant Photonuclear Reactions for Neutrino Nuclear responses and Nuclear Isotope Detections
  14. Non-Destructive Testing for Control of Radioactive Waste Package
  15. Development of First Responders Equipment at RN Incident Sites
  16. Compact Short-Pulsed Electron Linac Based Neutron Sources for Precise Nuclear Material Analysis
  17. Laser-Driven Plasma Deceleration of Electron Beams for Compact Photon Sources
  18. Advanced Laser-Compton Gamma-Ray Sources for Nuclear Materials Detection, Assay and Imaging
  19. Compact Gamma-Beam Source for Nuclear Security Technologies
  20. Developments of Optical Resonators and Optical Recirculators for Compton X/γ Ray Machines
  21. Low-lying “Pygmy” Dipole Resonances and Strength Functions
  22. NRF-Based NDA of Nuclear Material Using Monochromatic γ-Ray Beam
  23. Improving the Assay of 239Pu in Spent and Melted Fuel Using the Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence Integral Resonance Transmission Method
  24. Laser Compton Scattering Gamma-Ray Beam Source at NewSUBARU Storage Ring
  25. Energy Calibration of Electron and Gamma-Ray Beams at NewSUBARU-GACKO
  26. A Paradigm for the Nondestructive Assay of Spent Fuel Assemblies and Similar Large Objects, with Emphasis on the Role of Photon-Based Techniques
  27. Medium Modification of α Cluster Size in 6Li
  28. Noninvasive Reactor Imaging Using Cosmic-Ray Muons
  29. Compton Radiation for Nuclear Waste Management and Transmutation
  30. Compact Intense Neutron Generators Based on Inertial Electrostatic Confinement of D-D Fusion Plasmas
  31. NRF Based Nondestructive Inspection System for SNM by Using Laser-Compton-Backscattering Gamma-Rays
  32. Development of Measurement Methods for Detection of Special Nuclear Materials Using D-D Pulsed Neutron Source
  33. SOFIA, a Next-Generation Facility for Fission Yields Measurements and Fission Study. First Results and Perspectives
  34. Present Status of Nuclear Data for Nuclear Nonproliferation
  35. Development of the Experimental Photo-Nuclear Reaction Database in Hokkaido University
  36. Laser Compton Scattering Photon Beams and Other Gamma-Ray Sources: Project for Coherent Gamma-Ray Source on Basis of Femtosecond Laser at ILC MSU
  37. Laser Driven Ion Acceleration Study in JAEA
  38. Status of New JENDL Photonuclear Data File
  39. Nuclear Research With Eγ≤15 MeV Photons
  40. IRIDE: Interdisciplinary Research Infrastructure Based on Dual Electron Linac and Laser
  41. Poster Presentations
  42. A Study of the Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence Reaction Yield Dependence on the Target Thickness of 208PB
  43. Photodisintegration Reactions with Linear Polarized γ-Ray Beam
  44. Test Experiment of γ-Ray Diffraction for Crystal Monochromators
  45. Overview of Laser Compton-Scattered Photon Source at the cERL
  46. Development of a High-Brightness and High-Current Electron Gun for High-Flux γ-Ray Generation
  47. Design of ERL Spoke Cavity for Non-Destructive Assay Research
  48. Measurements of Cosmic-Ray Muon-Capture X-Rays and Its Application to Nuclear Material Detection
  49. Active Neutron-Based Interrogation System with D-D Neutron Source for Detection of Special Nuclear Materials
  50. Closing summary
  51. Summary Comments: Nuclear Physics and Gamma-ray Sources for Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation
  52. Program
  53. List of Participants