| <p>See pictures in the attachment:</p>
<p>1) stopper seen from the back (upstream view)</p>
<p>2) stopper seen from the front (downstream view)</p>
<p>Mind the two small off-center dots. It is clear that the beam hits the edge of the frame. This is possible because the 5 mm collimator has two small dots outside the 5 mm hole (the collimator can be seen in the beam tube).</p>
<p>3) old target, upstream view</p>
<p>4) new target, upstream view, after the stopper drove into it</p>
<p>5) new target, before it was mounted</p>
<p>6) the stopper, after the collision with the target. One of the visible rings is probably due to this collision, other traces probably reflect its complicated history earlier.</p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p> |