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ionization. In Monte Carlo transport of electrons and photons, edited by TM Jenkins,
WR Nelson and A Rindi (Plenum press, New York).
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production from thick targets bombarded by 30 MeV p, 33 MeV d, 65 MeV 3He, and
65 MeV α ions: Experiment and comparison with cascade Monte Carlo calculations
Phys Rev C Vol. 29, N°4.
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neutron energy spectra induced by fast neutrons. Nucl Phys A 591, 41-60.
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particle accelerators Nuclear Technology Publishing Ashford, Kent, TN23 1JW ISBN 1
870965 18 3.
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113, N°2.
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bremsstrahlung. Phys Rev A 3, 100.
[51] Tsilanizara A, Diop CM et al. (2000) DARWIN: An Evolution code system for a
large range of applications (Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Radiation Shielding, Tsukuba, Japan, 1999), J Nucl Sci Technol Suppl. 1, 845-849.
[52] Tucker DM, Barnes G, Chakraborty DP (1991) Semiempirical model for generating
tungsten target X-ray spectra. Med Phys 18(2), 211-218.
[53] Valentine TE (2001) Evaluation of prompt fission gamma rays for use in simulating
nuclear safeguard measurements. Annals of Nuclear Energy 28, 191-201.
[54] Verbeke JM, Hagmann, Wright C (2010) Simulation of neutron and gamma ray
emission from fission and photofission. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
UCRL-AR-228518.