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Fission cross section of /sup 245/Cm from 10/sup -3/ eV to 10/sup 4/ eV

R. M. White, J.C. Browne, R.E. Howe, J.H. Landrum, J. A. Becker

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The neutron-induced fission cross section of /sup 245/Cm measured from .001 eV to 10 keV using the LLL 100-MeV Linac. The resonance data are analyzed with a multilevel-multichannel R-matrix code. The statistical distribution of R-matrix parameters extracted from the analysis are investigated and comparisons are made with previous work. 4 reference.

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The neutron-induced fission cross section of /sup 245/Cm measured from .001 eV to 10 keV using the LLL 100-MeV Linac. The resonance data are analyzed with a multilevel-multichannel R-matrix code. The statistical distribution of R-matrix parameters extracted from the analysis are investigated and comparisons are made with previous work. 4 reference.

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The neutron-induced fission cross section of /sup 245/Cm measured from .001 eV to 10 keV using the LLL 100-MeV Linac. The resonance data are analyzed with a multilevel-multichannel R-matrix code. The statistical distribution of R-matrix parameters extracted from the analysis are investigated and comparisons are made with previous work. 4 reference.

Key concepts: Fission, Nuclear physics, Cross section (physics), Physics, Resonance (particle physics), Neutron, Atomic physics, Matrix (chemical analysis)

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