LosAlamos NationalLaboratory
LosAlamos NationalLaboratory
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DOI:
10.1119/1.2341160
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
Ted Taylor
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作者:
Ted Taylor
~: The widespread use of nuclear models continues in Ihe creation of data evaluations. The reasons include exte~ion of data evaluations IO higher energies, creation of data libraries for isoropic components of narura.i marerials, and production of evaluations for mdioactive trrget species. In these cases, ex~rirnental dam am often sparse or nonex- istem. As LIti trend continues, the nuclear mmlels employed in evaluation work move ro-warcts more microscopictiy-based theoretical methods, prompted in part by the availabil- ity of increasingly powerfuJ carnputational resources. Advances m nuclear models applicable to evaluation wW be reviewed. ‘fhese include advances in optical model heo~, microscopic and phenomenological slate and level density theory, unikd modch that consisterrdy describe W equilibrium and nonequilibrium reaction mechanisms, and improved methodologies for calculation of prompt radiation from fsssion. gamma-ray of gamma-ray strength models these data, This paper has reviewed the application of nuclear models in current evaluation efforts, Selected examples were given for principal modeis and their components. Significant progress continues in model development that is directly translated into improved calculations for data libraries. This trend will continue into the future and is driven by factors such as increased computat.aonai capabilities and expanded requirements for evaluated data fdes. Model irn- provernmt will also occur with genmd trends being direct use of more microscopic models speci.tlcslly in data evalua- tion and/or usc of microscopic treatments to guide phe- riornenologydeveloped for application uses.