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Modify test_energy_laws to include Ta-181
Ta-181 is among a handful of nuclides that uses Kalbach-Mann systematics with linear-linear interpolation.
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<geometry>
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<surface id="1" type="sphere" coeffs="0 0 0 100" boundary="vacuum"/>
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<cell id="1" material="1" region="-1" />
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</geometry>
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<materials>
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<default_xs>71c</default_xs>
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<material id="1">
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<density value="20" units="g/cc" />
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<nuclide name="U-233" xs="71c" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="H-2" xs="71c" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="Na-23" xs="71c" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="U-233" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="H-2" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="Na-23" ao="1.0" />
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<nuclide name="Ta-181" ao="1.0" />
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</material>
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</materials>
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k-combined:
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2.421637E+00 5.324089E-03
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2.130076E+00 1.938907E-03
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
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<settings>
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<eigenvalue>
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<batches>10</batches>
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<inactive>5</inactive>
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<particles>1000</particles>
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</eigenvalue>
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<source>
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<space type="point" parameters="0. 0. 0." />
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</source>
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</settings>
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#!/usr/bin/env python
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"""The purpose of this test is to provide coverage of Watt, N-body phase space,
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and evaporation energy distributions. The only nuclide that uses a Watt fission
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spectrum in ENDF/B-VII.1 is U-233. The only nuclide that has a reaction using
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the N-body phase space distribution is H-2(n.2n). Several nuclides have
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reactions with evaporation spectra. In this test, the material is composed of
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U-233, H-2, and Na-23 (which has several reactions with evaporation spectra.
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"""The purpose of this test is to provide coverage of energy distributions that
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are not covered in other tests. It has a single material with the following
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nuclides:
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U-233: Only nuclide that has a Watt fission spectrum
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H-2: Only nuclide that has an N-body phase space distribution, in this case for
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(n,2n)
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Na-23: Has an evaporation spectrum and also has reactions that have multiple
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angle-energy distributions, so it provides coverage for both of those
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situations.
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Ta-181: One of a few nuclides that has reactions with Kalbach-Mann distributions
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that use linear-linear interpolation.
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"""
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