Subject Index
Alpha of Pu
2 3 9
, 23of U
2 3 3
, 9, 10of U
2 3 5
, 14, 16Bailly du Bois expression for scattering eigenvalues, 188
Capture cross section data, 79-83 detectors, 77-83
Capture y-ray spectra, 87-89, 113, 119- 123
Cold neutron facility, 48-51
Columbia University synchrocyclotron slow neutron velocity spectrometer, 93-98
Cross section compilation and review, 124-128
Decay constants
boron removal method, 204
calculation from experimental data, 203-204
experimental method for multiplying media, 196-201
in polyethylene, 202
values for certain multiplying as- semblies, 206, 211-213
for water, 222-225 Dieaway experiments
exponential periods, 188-189 modal analysis, 222
Dispersion curves for crystals by neutron scattering, 134-139
Eta
of P u
2 8 9
, 23-24, 28-30 of U2 3 3
, 8, 9, 10, 18-20 of U2 3 5
, 13, 16, 18-20, 111-113 Fast chopperMTR, 35, 42 Oak Ridge, 64-69, 77 sample changer, 45-46
Fusion process efficiency, 290, 295
magnetic mirror experiments, 291-294 neutron yield, 294
use of superconducting coils, 295 Gold cross section, 63
Inelastic scattering of slow neutrons, 54- 61
Lifetimes of phonons from neutron widths 139-140
Linear accelerator facilities General Atomic, 216-221 Harwell, 109, 110 RPI, 263-288
Liquid correlation functions from neutron energy and angular distributions, 140-144
L u
1 7 5
total cross section, 72, 76 Materials Testing Reactor, 35-36 Motion of atoms in a liquidjump-diffusion model, 146, 148 stochastic model, 154, 155
Neutron diffusion parameters, 172-175 Neutron scattering in liquids
coherent correction, 153 energy spectra, 145, 148, 154 incoherent cross section, 146, 148-
153, 157, 158
quasi-elastic peak, 147, 148, 158, 159 Neutron spectra
asymptotic space and time variational calculation, 168-175
control rod indication of change, 205- 208
in graphite, 235-241, 257-260 Harwell results, 256-261
infinite media spectra, 176-179, 225- 229
in multiplying media, 178-185, 241- 244, 257-259
303 SUBJECT INDEX perturbation calculation, 190
in poisoned solutions, 225-229, 253- 255, 257
reactor space-energy flux distribution, 179-184
spatial dependence, 229-235 temperature dependence, 235-239 time dependence analysis, 208-211 time dependent measurements, 191,
205-210, 240, 241, 251-252 N p
2 3 7
total cross section, 72-74 Nuof Pu
2 3 9
, 23-24, 27-30 of U2 3 3
, 8, 18-20 of U2 3 5
, 13, 17, 18-20Phased-chopper velocity selector 54, 61 Pu
2 3 9
, see also Alpha, Eta, Nuabsorption cross section, 20-21 determination of parameters, 20 fission cross section, 22 P u
2 4 1
cross sections, 3-45Radioactive isotopes suitable for cross section measurements, 46
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1 Scattering cross sections, 49-51, 83-84,
129, 133, 146-153, 157-159 Scattering law, 56-61
Scattering matrix, 191-193
Scattering process for neutrons in crystals, 130-134
Slow chopper, 51
Spectrum measurements, energy resolu- tion, 249-252
Thermal cross section systematics, 47-48 Total cross section measurements with
high resolution Columbia system, 98-106
Tungsten total cross section, 72, 75, 84 U
2 3 3
, see also Alpha, Eta, Nuabsorption cross section, 5-7 determination of parameters, 5-8, 38-
40
fission cross section, 7-8, 40-41 total cross section, 5, 69-72
2200-meter/sec parameters, 3, 8-10, 17-20.
U
2 3 5
, see also Alpha, Eta, Nu absorption cross section, 10-11 determination of parameters, 10 fission cross section 11-13, 118 2200-meter/sec parameters, 3, 13-20 Van Hove formalism, 146Variational method, 163-166
Velocity correlation function, 149, 155