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SPECTRA-IV, benchmark spectra based on LIB-IV

R.B. Kidman

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Flux and adjoint spectra for each of the Cross Section Evaluation Working Group fast reactor benchmarks are numerically and graphically presented in this handbook. The spectra were computed using a 50-group cross-section library (LIB-IV) that was generated with the MINX processing code using ENDF/B-IV data. The graphical figures compare smooth interpolated curves for the central flux, edge flux, central adjoint, transport reaction rate, and original cross-section averaging weighting function.

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Flux and adjoint spectra for each of the Cross Section Evaluation Working Group fast reactor benchmarks are numerically and graphically presented in this handbook. The spectra were computed using a 50-group cross-section library (LIB-IV) that was generated with the MINX processing code using ENDF/B-IV data. The graphical figures compare smooth interpolated curves for the central flux, edge flux, central adjoint, transport reaction rate, and original cross-section averaging weighting function.

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Flux and adjoint spectra for each of the Cross Section Evaluation Working Group fast reactor benchmarks are numerically and graphically presented in this handbook. The spectra were computed using a 50-group cross-section library (LIB-IV) that was generated with the MINX processing code using ENDF/B-IV data. The graphical figures compare smooth interpolated curves for the central flux, edge flux, central adjoint, transport reaction rate, and original cross-section averaging weighting function.

Key concepts: Flux (metallurgy), Benchmark (surveying), Spectral line, Weighting, Cross section (physics), Function (biology), Physics, Mathematics

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