AERTS, G.; ABBONDANNO, U.; ÁLVAREZ, H.; ALVAREZ-VELARDE, F.; ANDRIAMONJE, S.; MOSCONI, M.; MENGONI, A.; HEIL, M.; KÄPPELER, F.; TERLIZZI, R.; FURMAN, W.; KETLEROV, V.; GOVERDOVSKI, A.; KONOVALOV, V.; ANDRZEJEWSKI, J.; ASSIMAKOPOULOS, P.; AUDOUIN, L.; BADUREK, G.; BAUMANN, P.; BECVÁR, F.; BENLLIURE, J.; BERTHOUMIEUX, E.; CALVIÑO, F.; CANO-OTT, D.; CAPOTE, R.; CARRILLO DE ALBORNOZ, A.; CENNINI, P.; CHEPEL, V.; CHIAVERI, E.; COLONNA, N.; CORTES, G.; CORTINA, D.; COUTURE, A.; COX, J.; DAVID, S.; DOLFINI, R.; DOMINGO-PARDO, C.; DRIDI, W.; DURAN, I.; EMBID-SEGURA, M.; FERRANT, L.; FERRARI, Anthony; FERREIRA-MARQUES, R.; FITZPATRICK, L.; FRAIS-KÖLBL, H.; FUJII, K.; GUERRERO, C.; GONCALVES, I.; GALLINO, R.; GONZALEZ-ROMERO, E.; GRAMEGNA, F.; GRIESMAYER, E.; GUNSING, F.; HAAS, B.; HAIGHT, R.; HERRERA-MARTINEZ, A.; IGASHIRA, M.; ISAEV, S.; JERICHA, E.; KADI, Y.; KARAMANIS, D.; KARADIMOS, D.; KERVENO, M.; KOEHLER, P.; KOLOKOLOV, D.; KOSSIONIDES, E.; KRTICKA, M.; LAMBOUDIS, C.; LEEB, H.; LINDOTE, A.; LOPES, I.; LOZANO, M.; LUKIC, S.; MARGANIEC, J.; MARQUES, L.; MARRONE, S.; MASTINU, P.; M. MILAZZO, P.; MOREAU, C.; NEVES, F.; OBERHUMMER, H.; O'BRIEN, S.; OSHIMA, M.; PANCIN, J.; PAPACHRISTODOULOU, C.; PAPADOPOULOS, C.; PARADELA, C.; PATRONIS, N.; PAVLIK, A.; PAVLOPOULOS, P.; PERROT, L.; PLAG, R.; PLOMPEN, A.; PLUKIS, A.; POCH, A.; PRETEL, C.; QUESADA, J.; RAUSCHER, T.; REIFARTH, R.; ROSETTI, M.; RUBBIA, C.; RUDOLF, G.; RULLHUSEN, P.; SALGADO, J.; SARCHIAPONE, L.; STEPHAN, C.; TAGLIENTE, G.; L. TAIN, J.; TASSAN-GOT, L.; TAVORA, L.; VANNINI, G.; VAZ, P.; VENTURA, A.; VILLAMARIN, D.; C. VINCENTE, M.; VLACHOUDIS, V.; VLASTOU, R.; VOSS, F.; WENDLER, H.; WIESCHER, M.; WISSHAK, K.

doi:10.1063/1.1945282

Metadatos

Mostrar el registro completo del ítem

Licencia de uso del documento

Idioma

Communication dans un congrès

Este ítem está publicado en

Proceedings of the International Conference on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology, Proceedings of the International Conference on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology, 2004-09-26, Santa Fe. 2005, vol. 769, n° 769, p. 1470-1473

American Institute of Physics

Resumen en inglés

The use of a fuel cycle based on 232Th can substantially reduce the radiotoxicity of the produced nuclear waste since the lower atomic and mass number of thorium results in a strongly suppressed build-up of the higher actinides and especially americium and curium. The design and realization of nuclear power stations based on the use of thorium, either in a critical or subcritical system, require an accurate knowledge of the 232Th(n,gamma) reaction cross section. We have measured the neutron capture cross section of 232Th at the recently constructed neutron time-of-flight facility n_TOF at CERN in the energy range from 1 eV to 1 MeV. In the resolved resonance region, the resonance parameters have been extracted. In the unresolved resonance region, the neutron capture cross section is given as point-wise data. ©2005 American Institute of Physics< Leer menos

Metadatos

Licencia de uso del documento

Measurement of the $^{232}$Th Neutron Capture Cross Section at the CERN n_TOF Facility

Idioma

Este ítem está publicado en

Resumen en inglés

DOI

Orígen

Centros de investigación