AMPX Support for GNDS-2.1 [Slides]
This presentation is a review of AMPX strategy for GNDS. It includes a summary of point data comparison, Summary of covariance data comparison, and a preview of SAMMY GNDS I/O and other development.
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This presentation is a review of AMPX strategy for GNDS. It includes a summary of point data comparison, Summary of covariance data comparison, and a preview of SAMMY GNDS I/O and other development.
This presentation deals with AMPX development in FY2023 focused on preparing for the release and testing of ENDF/B-VIII.1. It includes updates for Thermal Scattering Law in ENDF/B-VIII.1. The presentation finishes with touching on resolution of a SCALE Issue with thermal kernels and photonuclear physics support.
The priority for AMPX development for FY2024 has been to support processing the ENDF/B-VIII.1 library. This includes the development to support Thermal Neutron Scattering Library, GNDS-2.1 support and AMPX maintenance, and transport libraries for SCALE 7.0.0.
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This presentation starts off with covering general ENDF issues encountered. With a look into issues particular to thermal scattering library. This presentation includes AMPX Development Highlights. The talk concludes with the status of the AMPX Photonuclear Sublibrary Support.
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This presentation covers newly developed SAMMY module for inverse channel transformation. Additionally covered is the R-matrix analysis of 7 Be compound nucleus and the R-matrix analysis of 17 O compound nucleus. Further touched on is the evaluated Nuclear Data File generation and processing with the AMPX code. The presentation concludes with talks on future evaluation work and tests on light nuclei.
This detailed presentation starts off with an evaluation workflow scheme along with observables definition. Provided next are typical cases of explicit experimental effects and the basic quantities for reproducibility. Lastly the presentation mentions the Inverse channel, Complex radius, and the level dependent boundary condition. A visual workflow scheme is provided.
This presentation covers the status of GNDS Support in AMPX. This presentation covers an overview of GNDS support in AMPX. Then the presentation touches on the AMPX process in GNDS and a checklist. This presentation concludes with a continuing effort section and conclusions.
This presentation touches on AMPX and SCALE nuclear data libraries for depletion. AMPX is a nuclear data processing code suite that generates continuous-energy and multigroup neutron and gamma libraries used in SCALE and VERA, covariance data used in S/U calculations, and depletion, activation and decay origin data for Oak Ridge Isotope Generation code (ORIGEN).
This talk centers on AMPX developments in fiscal year of 2022. This presentation provides links to the open-source subset of SCALE, including AMPX. The discussion additionally provides an overview of GNDS support in AMPX. The presentation includes selected features on several SCALE versions and features.
This presentation covers recent developments in the R-Matrix Code SAMMY. The presentation starts with a discussion around SAMMY releases. Secondly it provides updates in the program flow. The presentation concludes with goals and achievements in the modernization efforts.
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This presentation covers recent AMPX developments. Presentation highlights include the news of AMPX being openly available, link to source and configure options are included. The interconnections between AMPX and Generalized Nuclear Database Structure (GNDS) are additionally highlighted as well.
This presentation discusses and announces that AMPX is now available as open source. It additionally provides an overview about ENDF and GNDS reading in AMPX. It also discusses thermal scattering law updates and the CE and MG data libraries for SCALE 6.3.0 and SCALE 7.0.0. In addition, the presentation discusses the photonuclear sub library processing capability of AMPX.
This presentation details several SAMMY modernization and maintenance goals, as well as the efforts made towards these goals and future plans for SAMMY.
This is the revision of the specifications for the Generalised Nuclear Database Structure (GNDS), corresponding to GNDS version 1.9. GNDS is designed to serve as a replacement for the Evaluated Nuclear Data Format (ENDF). Although GNDS supersedes the ENDF6 format, GNDS should be viewed as a natural evolution of the ENDF-6 format, using modern computational tools to make nuclear data more accessible.