Nuclear data relevant to shield design of FMIT facility

Carter, L.L.; Morford, R.J.

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“…A Ph.D. dissertation from 1987 [67, page 49] implies that Leland Carter developed DXTRAN. A publication by Carter from 1980 uses a modified version of DXTRAN [68]; however, it doesn't suggest that Carter developed the technique and Carter couldn't be reached for comment. As such, the best reference material for DXTRAN is the MCNP theory manual [1] with the details of its creation seemingly lost to time.…”

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Nuclear data relevant to shield design of FMIT facility

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