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10.1140/epja/i2015-15167-y
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2015
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J. Thiry
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M. Kerveno;M. Kerveno;A. Bacquias;A. Bacquias;C. Borcea;P. Dessagne;P. Dessagne;G. Henning;G. Henning;L. C. Mihailescu;A. Negret;M. Nyman;A. Olăcel;A. Plompen;C. Rouki;G. Rudolf;G. Rudolf;J. Thiry;J. Thiry
During the last 10 years, in the general context of nuclear energy applications and future reactors development, our collaboration has performed measurements of (n,xncross sections to study (n,xn) reactions. Large sets of new and accurate experimental data have been produced on a variety of nuclei from7Li to238U. Comparisons with nuclear reaction code calculations have shown that the predictions of these exclusive cross sections are a real challenge for the theoretical codes. Indeed many processes are involved as evaporation, fission if fissionable nucleus, direct and pre-equilibrium reactions, etc. All these processes should be simultaneously well described by the models that using nuclear structure description for optical potential, level densities, decay scheme, etc. In this article, we review what we have learned since the last P(ND)2workshop held in 2005 (A.J.M. Plompen,Proceedings of the Perspectives on Nuclear data for the Next Decade Workshop, Bruyères-le-Châtel, France, 26-28 September 2005, NEA Report N° 6121, p. 151) and highlight how we can further progress in this field in order to provide new, complete, accurate and relevant experimental data.