Comparison between the activation cross sections and integrated cross sections for the radiative capture of 14 MeV neutrons

Cvelbar, F.; Hudoklin, A.; Potokar, M.

doi:10.1016/0375-9474(70)90067-9

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“…Their uncertainties are less dependent on the experimental conditions than that of the flact data, in which the contribution of neutrons, degraded in energy, is not easily eliminated [2][3][4][5]. It was the contribution of these neutrons, which caused some older flact values to exceed the o-i,t data by more than a factor of 10, [6], while it was expected from simple arguments that o-act ~-~ flint" Recent measurements of flact confirm these expectations.…”

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Exciton model comparison of the activation and the integrated 14 MeV neutron radiative capture cross sections

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1989

Z. Physik A - Atomic Nuclei

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The exciton model for the y-emission was tested in its abilities to describe the radiative capture of 14 MeV neutrons over a wide scale of atomic numbers (A1-27, Sc-45, V-51, . Special attention was paid to the difference between the activation cross section and the cross section integrated over the prompt capture y-ray spectra. Relatively good agreement of theoretical and experimental data was obtained in this case, while the spectra agree in their gross structure only for medium weight and (possibly) heavy nuclei.

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