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Adjustment of Group Cross Sections by Means of Integral Data, (II)

Hiroshi MITANI, Hideo Kuroi

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Adjustment of the ABBN set is performed using various integral data obtained from fast critical experiments; through this adjustment, some practical properties are also examined in detail. The correlation coefficient between group cross sections is numerically obtained by assuming that the compound nucleus formation cross section can be described by a statistical model. The effect brought by this correlation to the adjustment of group cross sections is also studied. When the differential and integral data used in the adjustment contain a systematic error, the normalized sum of squares of residuals has a non-central Chi-square distribution. This is numerically examined by generating artificial differential and integral data with the aid of random numbers. The ABBN set collapsed into 15 energy groups is adjusted, and the principal results are compared with the measurements. The reliability of the adjusted integral data and group cross sections is also studied.

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Adjustment of the ABBN set is performed using various integral data obtained from fast critical experiments; through this adjustment, some practical properties are also examined in detail. The correlation coefficient between group cross sections is numerically obtained by assuming that the compound nucleus formation cross section can be described by a statistical model. The effect brought by this correlation to the adjustment of group cross sections is also studied. When the differential and integral data used in the adjustment contain a systematic error, the normalized sum of squares of residuals has a non-central Chi-square distribution. This is numerically examined by generating artificial differential and integral data with the aid of random numbers. The ABBN set collapsed into 15 energy groups is adjusted, and the principal results are compared with the measurements. The reliability of the adjusted integral data and group cross sections is also studied.

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Adjustment of the ABBN set is performed using various integral data obtained from fast critical experiments; through this adjustment, some practical properties are also examined in detail. The correlation coefficient between group cross sections is numerically obtained by assuming that the compound nucleus formation cross section can be described by a statistical model. The effect brought by this correlation to the adjustment of group cross sections is also studied. When the differential and integral data used in the adjustment contain a systematic error, the normalized sum of squares of residuals has a non-central Chi-square distribution. This is numerically examined by generating artificial differential and integral data with the aid of random numbers. The ABBN set collapsed into 15 energy groups is adjusted, and the principal results are compared with the measurements. The reliability of the adjusted integral data and group cross sections is also studied.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Group (periodic table), Cross section (physics), Statistics, Mathematical analysis, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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