Toshiya Sanami

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Graduate University for Advanced Studies

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Professor Toshiya Sanami is a faculty member at the Graduate University For Advanced Studies in Japan. His research focuses on the emission processes of photoneutrons, the evaluation of timing and pulse shape analysis methods, and the measurement of neutron spectra in various shielding conditions. Recent publications include studies on neutron streaming at CERN's CHARM facility and the production of fragment cross sections in heavy-ion reactions.

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Davide Bozzato

European Organization for Nuclear Research

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Tetsuro Matsumoto

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Kenta SUGIHARA

Assistant Professor

High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

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Shuji Miyamoto

Specially Appointed Professor

Osaka University

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Hideki Harano

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

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Akira Ono

Tohoku University

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Nobuhiro Shigyo

Kyushu University

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Chikako Ishizuka

Assistant professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Articles (16)

Photoneutron emission process on nuclei around A = 200 for giant dipole resonance energies based on neutron energy and angular distribution

Evaluation of Timing and Pulse Shape Analysis Method for the Measurement of Photoneutron Energy Distribution Using Commercially Available Digitizer

Mean-field dependence of fragment-production cross sections in heavy-ion induced reactions calculated by antisymmetrized molecular dynamics

Measurement of neutron spectra for various thicknesses of concrete and steel shielding at 24-GeV/c proton beam facility using Bonner sphere spectrometer

Monte Carlo intercomparison and benchmark of the neutron streaming in the ramified access maze of the CERN High-energy AcceleRator Mixed field (CHARM) facility at CERN

Experimental study of photoneutron spectra from tantalum, tungsten, and bismuth targets for 16.6 MeV polarized photons

Measurement and simulations of high-energy neutrons through a various thickness of concrete and steel shields using activation detectors at CHARM and CSBF

Benchmark Experiments for Bulk and Maze Shielding Using Activation Detectors with 24-GeV/c Protons at CERN/CHARM

Gas gain measurement for charged particle spectroscopy using glass GEM in low-pressure P-10 gas

The potential of the ILC beam dump for high-intensity and large-area irradiation field with atmospheric-like neutrons and muons

Doped Plastic Scintillator Properties for Soft Tissue Dosimetry

Energy and angular distribution of photo-neutrons for 16.6 MeV polarized photon on medium–heavy targets

Measurements and Monte Carlo simulations of high-energy neutron streaming through the access maze using activation detectors at 24 GeV/c proton beam facility of CERN/CHARM

Energy spectra of neutrons penetrating concrete and steel shielding blocks from 24 GeV/c protons incident on thick copper target

Measurements of secondary-particle emissions from copper target bombarded with 24-GeV/c protons

Implementation of muon pair production in PHITS and verification by comparing with the muon shielding experiment at SLAC

Collaborators (8)

Davide Bozzato

Tetsuro Matsumoto

Kenta SUGIHARA

Shuji Miyamoto

Hideki Harano

Akira Ono

Nobuhiro Shigyo

Chikako Ishizuka

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