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DOI: 10.1007/bf01123249
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New formula for the spectrum of prompt neutrons from fission

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“…then kT =1420 keV for the approximate Maxwellian temperature [78]. Obviously, current approximation has its limitations and the more advanced formalisms have been proposed [79][80][81]. However, this temperature data are consistent with the 13 (n,γ) and 17 (n,fission) EXFOR data sets [32].…”
Section: Kt=1420 Kevmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…then kT =1420 keV for the approximate Maxwellian temperature [78]. Obviously, current approximation has its limitations and the more advanced formalisms have been proposed [79][80][81]. However, this temperature data are consistent with the 13 (n,γ) and 17 (n,fission) EXFOR data sets [32].…”
Section: Kt=1420 Kevmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Fig. 2 shows a good agreement between two calculations with the exception of 79 Se where, due to lack of experimental data, ENDF/B-VII.0 evaluated capture cross sections have problem with merging of low-and high-energy data.…”
Section: A Calculation Of Endf Integral Valuesmentioning
confidence: 59%