2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2015.01.003
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Cross section measurement of the 159Tb(n, γ)Tb160 nuclear reaction

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“…1. More details are available in paper [10]. A set of gamma spectrometry instrumental spectra measurements was taken about one plus year after the first and second irradiations were completed, using the coaxial HPGe detector GC2020.…”
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“…1. More details are available in paper [10]. A set of gamma spectrometry instrumental spectra measurements was taken about one plus year after the first and second irradiations were completed, using the coaxial HPGe detector GC2020.…”
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“…To avoid as many as possible sources of potential errors, the measurements were conducted at AMANDE facility at IRSN, Cadarache [7]. This up-to-date neutron source is an excellent instrument to derive highly reliable reaction cross-section data to be further proved with TALYS calculations [8]. New reaction cross sections and corresponding TALYS calculation results are given in Table II below.…”
Section: Experiments With Lower Energy Neutronsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…T irr is the time of Tb sample irradiation; T c is the cooling time; T meas is the time of Tb sample measurement; S is the 944.2 keV peak area. More details about the experimental technique and cross-section determination are available in [8]. From the expression above, the cross section for a dineutron emission in the 159 Tb(n, 2 0 n) 158(m+g) Tb nuclear reaction with 6.85 MeV neutrons in input channel is σ= 75 ± 30 mb with major statistical contribution to the total uncertainty.…”
Section: Experiments With Lower Energy Neutronsmentioning
confidence: 99%