Types of data measurement
Reactor Physics - Modeling and Evaluation of Cross Section
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Types of data measurement
Reactor Physics - Modeling and Evaluation of Cross Section

Authors : Eric BAUGE, Cyrille de SAINT JEAN, Stéphane HILAIRE, Anne NICOLAS

Publication date: July 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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3. Types of data measurement

The modeling of neutron cross sections is based on nuclear reaction models whose parameters are not currently predicted with sufficient accuracy by microscopic physical theories. They are therefore adjusted to a set of observations (measurements). Three types of experiments are then analyzed: microscopic experiments, analytical integral experiments targeting the influence of a particular nuclide, and integral experiments (known as "mock-ups"), representative of reactor concepts.

3.1 Microscopic experiments

Microscopic (or differential) experiments are mainly those which measure certain attributes of the particles (projectile and ejecta) involved in the reaction: their type (neutron, gamma, alpha, electron, etc.), their energy, their spin, and so on. Of particular...

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