Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information

This paper presents a Bayesian approach based on integral experiments to create correlations which do not appear with differential data. Some quantities such as the fission cross section (σ), neutron multiplicity (ν̅p), neutron spectra (χ), etc. are usually neither modeled together nor measured in c...

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Main Authors: Rochman Dimitri, Bauge Eric, Vasiliev Alexander, Ferroukhi Hakim
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2017-01-01
Series:EPJ Nuclear Sciences & Technologies
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1051/epjn/2017009
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Bauge Eric
Vasiliev Alexander
Ferroukhi Hakim
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description This paper presents a Bayesian approach based on integral experiments to create correlations which do not appear with differential data. Some quantities such as the fission cross section (σ), neutron multiplicity (ν̅p), neutron spectra (χ), etc. are usually neither modeled together nor measured in coincidence, thus there is no correlation matrices in evaluated nuclear data libraries. One can nevertheless use the information from integral experiments such as fast criticality-safety benchmarks to correlate such quantities for possible inclusion in nuclear data libraries. A simple Bayesian set of equations is presented with random nuclear data, similarly to the usual methods applied with differential data. An example for 239Pu is proposed.
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spelling doaj.art-e1cb5250a23a4207acc876571ae4910e2022-12-21T23:03:21ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Nuclear Sciences & Technologies2491-92922017-01-0131410.1051/epjn/2017009epjn170004Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral informationRochman DimitriBauge EricVasiliev AlexanderFerroukhi HakimThis paper presents a Bayesian approach based on integral experiments to create correlations which do not appear with differential data. Some quantities such as the fission cross section (σ), neutron multiplicity (ν̅p), neutron spectra (χ), etc. are usually neither modeled together nor measured in coincidence, thus there is no correlation matrices in evaluated nuclear data libraries. One can nevertheless use the information from integral experiments such as fast criticality-safety benchmarks to correlate such quantities for possible inclusion in nuclear data libraries. A simple Bayesian set of equations is presented with random nuclear data, similarly to the usual methods applied with differential data. An example for 239Pu is proposed.https://doi.org/10.1051/epjn/2017009
spellingShingle Rochman Dimitri
Bauge Eric
Vasiliev Alexander
Ferroukhi Hakim
Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
EPJ Nuclear Sciences & Technologies
title Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
title_full Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
title_fullStr Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
title_full_unstemmed Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
title_short Correlation ν̅p − σ − χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
title_sort correlation ν̅p σ χ in the fast neutron range via integral information
url https://doi.org/10.1051/epjn/2017009
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