1977
DOI: 10.1007/bf01118236
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Total neutron cross sections and resonance parameters of175, 176Lu up to 200 eV

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“…IV A. The resonance parameters of the 176 Lu(n,γ) were determined by few sets of data from: Kalebin [15] up to 136 eV, Block [16] up to 46.7 eV, Vertebnyy [17] and Foote [40] up to 15 eV, Wider [19] from thermal neutron energy to 1.9 eV, and Brunner [18] for two first resonances.…”
Section: Resonance Region Up To 400 Evmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…IV A. The resonance parameters of the 176 Lu(n,γ) were determined by few sets of data from: Kalebin [15] up to 136 eV, Block [16] up to 46.7 eV, Vertebnyy [17] and Foote [40] up to 15 eV, Wider [19] from thermal neutron energy to 1.9 eV, and Brunner [18] for two first resonances.…”
Section: Resonance Region Up To 400 Evmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The contribution of the resonance energy region to MACS is often determined by using the evaluated cross sections from data compilation as given by Kopecky [14]. For the 176 Lu isotope, resonance energies and neutron widths were obtained by Kalebin [15] in one important absolute measurement of transmission cross section up to 200 eV. These data are only overlapped by data up to 47 eV from Block [16], up to 12 eV from Vertebnyy [17] and up to 1.56 eV from Brunner [18] and Widder [19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%