Abstract
Abstract Double-differential measurements of neutron emission from a thick beryllium target bombarded with 7 MeV deuterons are made for neutrons ≳ 0.8 MeV over the angular range 0–155°. The angular dependence of the neutron yield is found to be quite anisotropic. The importance of this anisotropy in integral neutron-induced reaction cross-section investigations is illustrated.
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