The SPEC-4 computer code was developed in the United Kingdom to solve the spectrum unfolding problem for spherical gas-filled proton-recoil neutron spectrometers. This report describes the ORNL version of SPEC-4 which has been applied to the analysis of data from the Tower Shielding Facility. Recent modifications are described which largely pertain to the graphical output routines. In addition, the input requirements are presented in considerable detail including suggestions and recommendations based on actual operating experience. Finally, auxiliary programs are discussed which can aid the SPEC-4 user
To fulfill the requirements of the industry, the feasibility of a transportable neutron spectrometer...
The use of high energy linear accelerators for radiation therapy has given rise to an unexpected Hea...
The Winfrith Improved Multigroup Scheme (WIMS) code has been used extensively throughout the world f...
The RFSP - JÜL - Programme for unfolding neutron spectra from activation data is described. The prog...
The EURATOM Working Group on Reactor Dosimetry has organzied 1974 an intercomparison of unfolding pr...
A suite of three computer codes has been written to analyse the pulse height spectra from an organic...
This work compares the results of four different unfolding codes, MSANDB, MAXED, FRUIT and BONMA, wh...
The improvement of existing multisphere neutron spectrometer is presented in this work. The new resp...
A system of programs is described which can be used for unfolding particle spectra from measured pul...
A Monte Carlo unfolding method has been developed for neutron spectrometry with foil activation meas...
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This report describes in detail the capabilities of a program named GNSR (version 1.1), which is des...
The STAYSL PNNL computer code, a descendant of the STAY'SL code [1], performs neutron spectral adjus...
Heuristic method to unfold a neutron spectrum from activation monitor dosimetry reactions. This rep...
The program was written for the Philco-2000 computer to provide a nuclear design computing tool equi...
To fulfill the requirements of the industry, the feasibility of a transportable neutron spectrometer...
The use of high energy linear accelerators for radiation therapy has given rise to an unexpected Hea...
The Winfrith Improved Multigroup Scheme (WIMS) code has been used extensively throughout the world f...
The RFSP - JÜL - Programme for unfolding neutron spectra from activation data is described. The prog...
The EURATOM Working Group on Reactor Dosimetry has organzied 1974 an intercomparison of unfolding pr...
A suite of three computer codes has been written to analyse the pulse height spectra from an organic...
This work compares the results of four different unfolding codes, MSANDB, MAXED, FRUIT and BONMA, wh...
The improvement of existing multisphere neutron spectrometer is presented in this work. The new resp...
A system of programs is described which can be used for unfolding particle spectra from measured pul...
A Monte Carlo unfolding method has been developed for neutron spectrometry with foil activation meas...
Since many decades, Bonner sphere spectrometers (BSSs) are routinely used for assessment of neutron ...
This report describes in detail the capabilities of a program named GNSR (version 1.1), which is des...
The STAYSL PNNL computer code, a descendant of the STAY'SL code [1], performs neutron spectral adjus...
Heuristic method to unfold a neutron spectrum from activation monitor dosimetry reactions. This rep...
The program was written for the Philco-2000 computer to provide a nuclear design computing tool equi...
To fulfill the requirements of the industry, the feasibility of a transportable neutron spectrometer...
The use of high energy linear accelerators for radiation therapy has given rise to an unexpected Hea...
The Winfrith Improved Multigroup Scheme (WIMS) code has been used extensively throughout the world f...