Abstract
An epithermal neutron source based on a compact tandem accelerator is being built at the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics for use in neutron capture therapy at a cancer clinic. It is expected that a lithium neutron-generating target will act as a neutron source. An original technique for determining the thickness of the lithium layer is proposed, and the measured radial distribution of the evaporated lithium layer thickness is presented.
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