Abstract
The detectors based on liquid xenon have high radiation resistance. They are promising detectors for operation in the conditions of intense radiation. The recovery time of the spectrometric mode of the liquid xenon detector after intensive irradiation was investigated. We have studied the linearity range of the xenon detector in intensive irradiation. The operation of the liquid xenon spectrometer in the intervals between pulses of the radiation was investigated. The possibility of using the liquid xenon spectrometer for activation analysis for the short-lived nuclides was shown.
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