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Validating Position Reconstruction Algorithm with \({}^{\mathbf{241}}\)Am–\({}^{\mathbf{9}}\)Be Neutron Source in DEAP-3600

  • A. V. Grobov,
  • A. I. Ilyasov

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Abstract

The DEAP-3600 experiment uses a modern coordinate reconstruction algorithm that utilizes machine learning. This algorithm performed well compared to likelihood-based approaches. Here we validate our neural network based algorithm on data obtained using \({}^{241}\) Am– \({}^{9}\) Be radioactive source. The results obtained confirm algorithm validity.