The methods and performance of a fast reactor multigroup cross section (XS) generation code EXUS-F are described that is capable of directly processing Evaluated Nuclear Data File format nuclear data files. RECONR of NJOY is used to generate pointwise XS data, and Doppler broadening is incorporated by the Gauss–Hermite quadrature method. The self-shielding effect is incorporated in the ultrafine group XSs in the resolved and unresolved resonance ranges. Functions to generate scattering transfer matrices and fission spectrum matrices are realized. The extended transport approximation is used in zero-dimensional calculations, whereas the collision probability method and the method of characteristics are used for one-dimensional cylindrical ge...
The FOEHN critical experiment was analyzed to validate the use of multigroup cross sections and Oak ...
COMBINE7.0 is a FORTRAN 90 computer code that generates multigroup neutron constants for use in the ...
Cross section evaluations were made for the 196 fission product nuclides on the ENDF/B-5 data files....
Under the fast reactor simulation program launched in April 2007, development of an advanced multigr...
The multi-group cross-section generation capability for neutrons is implemented in the FRENDY nuclea...
Motivated by the increased importance of high-fidelity modeling capabilities that can improve the ec...
This thesis describes a tool called TXSAMC (Transport Cross Sections from Applied Monte Carlo) that ...
The SCALE-XSProc multigroup (MG) cross section processing procedure based on the CENTRM pointwise sl...
The Cross Section Evaluation Working Group (CSEWG) is coordinating a program to assess the adequacy ...
Multigroup cross section (MG XS) generation by the UNIST in-house Monte Carlo (MC) code MCS for fast...
Multigroup cross-section covariance matrices are presented for fission in /sup 235/U, /sup 238/U, /s...
Most nuclear reactors are designed to be operated under either thermal or fast neutron spectrum, dep...
The generation of reaction rates within Monte-Carlo (MC) transport codes can be accomplished via 1) ...
Current work introduces a brief methodology for multi-group (MG) cross sections (XSs) generation by ...
For safety studies of transmutation concepts and ADS designs, the SIMMER code is under development a...
The FOEHN critical experiment was analyzed to validate the use of multigroup cross sections and Oak ...
COMBINE7.0 is a FORTRAN 90 computer code that generates multigroup neutron constants for use in the ...
Cross section evaluations were made for the 196 fission product nuclides on the ENDF/B-5 data files....
Under the fast reactor simulation program launched in April 2007, development of an advanced multigr...
The multi-group cross-section generation capability for neutrons is implemented in the FRENDY nuclea...
Motivated by the increased importance of high-fidelity modeling capabilities that can improve the ec...
This thesis describes a tool called TXSAMC (Transport Cross Sections from Applied Monte Carlo) that ...
The SCALE-XSProc multigroup (MG) cross section processing procedure based on the CENTRM pointwise sl...
The Cross Section Evaluation Working Group (CSEWG) is coordinating a program to assess the adequacy ...
Multigroup cross section (MG XS) generation by the UNIST in-house Monte Carlo (MC) code MCS for fast...
Multigroup cross-section covariance matrices are presented for fission in /sup 235/U, /sup 238/U, /s...
Most nuclear reactors are designed to be operated under either thermal or fast neutron spectrum, dep...
The generation of reaction rates within Monte-Carlo (MC) transport codes can be accomplished via 1) ...
Current work introduces a brief methodology for multi-group (MG) cross sections (XSs) generation by ...
For safety studies of transmutation concepts and ADS designs, the SIMMER code is under development a...
The FOEHN critical experiment was analyzed to validate the use of multigroup cross sections and Oak ...
COMBINE7.0 is a FORTRAN 90 computer code that generates multigroup neutron constants for use in the ...
Cross section evaluations were made for the 196 fission product nuclides on the ENDF/B-5 data files....