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Analysis code for extracting 183W(n, n' γ) cross section from Grapheme data

The complete analysis code is kept in the analysis subdirectory.

Locally, the root directory may contain reference materials, documentation, other data sets to be compared to, ...

log_of_data.txt

The file log_of_data.txt is an extract from Ph. Dessagne's logbook file listing the data recordings at JRC-Geel with Grapheme. I thas been used to isolate the raw datasets of interest for 183W analysis :

   Sample is 183W #4 

/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine17
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine17_1
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine16
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine13
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine12
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine11
/rawgrace12b/data-geel/2012/semaine10-w183-4

Talys calculations subdirectory

The talys-calculations subdirectory contains the result of a default Talys-1.96 calculations for neutron reaction with 183W. The file input.txt in the directory was the one used to run Talys.

Requirements

The analysis/requiremwents.txt files contains the list of modules to be installed using pip in order to run the analysis. In addition, it is highly recommended to have the following version installed :

  • python 3.9
  • gnuplot 5.4
  • GCC 10.3

The analysis/run_on_cc.sh script is made to run the analysis on

Note

The python scripts (including tasks files) were formated using black after thy were written. This can make the files longer, but the general readability is increased.

Authors

  • Greg Henning - ghenning​.at.​iphc․cnrs․fr

License

This project is licensed under the CeCILL-C FREE SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT. See LICENSE.txt for more.