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Resolving WGTS Rear Wall Scattering in the Troitsk Nu-Mass Experiment

Resolving WGTS Rear Wall Scattering in the Troitsk Nu-Mass Experiment

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Learn how rear wall electron scattering inside windowless gaseous tritium sources introduces beta-spectrum contamination
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Learn how rear wall electron scattering inside windowless gaseous tritium sources introduces beta-spectrum contamination, providing crucial data corrections for the TRISTAN and KATRIN sterile neutrino searches.

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