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Influence of Deep Minima on Multigroup Cross-Section Generation

M. Becker

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It is demanstrated that conventional group constant generatian methods can break down for single materials having deep cross-sectian minima. Implicatians for the analysis of fast neutran spectra in iron are discussed. A possible resolutian of the difficulty based an Bn theory is advanced.

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It is demanstrated that conventional group constant generatian methods can break down for single materials having deep cross-sectian minima. Implicatians for the analysis of fast neutran spectra in iron are discussed. A possible resolutian of the difficulty based an Bn theory is advanced.

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It is demanstrated that conventional group constant generatian methods can break down for single materials having deep cross-sectian minima. Implicatians for the analysis of fast neutran spectra in iron are discussed. A possible resolutian of the difficulty based an Bn theory is advanced.

Key concepts: Maxima and minima, Cross section (physics), Constant (computer programming), Section (typography), Nuclear physics, Physics, Computational physics, Statistical physics

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