1. Origin of nuclear data. Evaluations
Nuclear data for nuclear reactor studies in particular are derived from measurements and physical models. They are made available :
or in the form of a computerized compilation of experimental data;
or in the form of an assessment. In the latter case, they are produced by nuclear physicists, known as evaluators, following a delicate and lengthy (≈ 1 man · year/isotope) process of analyzing measurement results, implementing adjustment methods and theoretical formalisms . To this end, specific calculation codes are developed and implemented, including SAMMY...
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