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Reactivity of strained moleculesRoberts, Susan Wyn January 1990 (has links)
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Etude des processus de fusion-fission et de fusion-évaporation dans l'interaction 20 Ne + 159 Tb entre 8 et 16 MeV/nucléonCabrera Jamoule, Juan 01 May 2002 (has links)
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Propriétés thermiques et dynamiques de fusion-fission et fusion-évaporation dans la réaction 20Ne+169Tm à 8, 10, 13 et 16 MeV par nucléonKeutgen, Thomas 01 April 1999 (has links)
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Reactor power history from fission product signaturesSweeney, David J. 15 May 2009 (has links)
The purpose of this research was to identify fission product signatures that could be used to uniquely identify a specific spent fuel assembly in order to improve international safeguards. This capability would help prevent and deter potential diversion of spent fuel for a nuclear weapons program. The power history experienced by a fuel assembly is distinct and could serve as the basis of a method for unique identification. Using fission product concentrations to characterize the assembly power history would limit the ability of a proliferator to deceive the identification method. As part of the work completed, the TransLat lattice physics code was successfully benchmarked for fuel depletion. By developing analytical models for potential monitor isotopes an understanding was built of how specific isotope characteristics affect the production and destruction mechanisms that determine fission product concentration. With this knowledge potential monitor isotopes were selected and tested for concentration differences as a result of power history variations. Signature ratios were found to have significant concentration differences as a result of power history variations while maintaining a constant final burnup. A conceptual method for implementation of a fission product identification system was proposed in conclusion.
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Etude des processus de fusion-fission et de fusion-évaporation dans l'interaction 20 Ne + 159 Tb entre 8 et 16 MeV/nucléonCabrera Jamoule, Juan 01 May 2002 (has links)
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Propriétés thermiques et dynamiques de fusion-fission et fusion-évaporation dans la réaction 20Ne+169Tm à 8, 10, 13 et 16 MeV par nucléonKeutgen, Thomas 01 April 1999 (has links)
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Reactor power history from fission product signaturesSweeney, David J. 15 May 2009 (has links)
The purpose of this research was to identify fission product signatures that could be used to uniquely identify a specific spent fuel assembly in order to improve international safeguards. This capability would help prevent and deter potential diversion of spent fuel for a nuclear weapons program. The power history experienced by a fuel assembly is distinct and could serve as the basis of a method for unique identification. Using fission product concentrations to characterize the assembly power history would limit the ability of a proliferator to deceive the identification method. As part of the work completed, the TransLat lattice physics code was successfully benchmarked for fuel depletion. By developing analytical models for potential monitor isotopes an understanding was built of how specific isotope characteristics affect the production and destruction mechanisms that determine fission product concentration. With this knowledge potential monitor isotopes were selected and tested for concentration differences as a result of power history variations. Signature ratios were found to have significant concentration differences as a result of power history variations while maintaining a constant final burnup. A conceptual method for implementation of a fission product identification system was proposed in conclusion.
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Charge dispersion in the fission of 232 T h by 28-83 MeV protons.Holub, Robert. January 1970 (has links)
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The yields and charge dispersion of antimony produced in uranium fission by medium-energy protons.Miller, Larry Day. January 1970 (has links)
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Fission studies with ²⁵²Cf half-lives of excited states, isomeric structures in ¹¹³,¹¹⁵,¹¹⁷Pd, and neutron multiplicites /Fong, Dennis Ji-Bin. January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D. in Physics)--Vanderbilt University, May 2005. / Title from title screen. Includes bibliographical references.
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