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. Probing the structure of an atomic nucleus by the electromagnetic interaction can be the cleanest and most direct way to obtain information on how the constituting nucleons are organizing themselves within the nucleus. Precise characterization of photonuclear reactions has contributed significantly to the establishment of modern nuclear physics. A brief overview on the Nuclear Resonance Fluorescence...
The decay time of CsI(Tl) scintillating material consists of more than a single exponential component. The ratio between the intensity of these components varies as a function of the ionizing power of the absorbed particles, such as γ-rays or protons, and the temperature. This property can therefore be used for particle discrimination and for temperature monitoring, using pulse shape analysis.
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