Study of plasma in MAGO chamber by own neutron radiation

Using the time-of-flight technique for the MAGO chamber, even though the generated neutron pulse is of large duration, is still worthwhile on DD and, possibly, on DT. Using this technique proved surprisingly productive. The obtained neutron pulse dispersion was an order of magnitude superior to the expected values. A certain fraction of neutrons of pronounced energy anisotropy was also detected. About 10% of neutrons escaping ahead, along the chamber axis have a considerable excess in energy. Unfortunately, it was yet impossible to verify that the anisotropy fact is not coincidental for the two above-described experiments. To confirm this, an experiment is required with simultaneous measurement of spectra along the chamber axis and in the perpendicular direction.