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Rio Grande: Are there Impacts from Los Alamos National Laboratory to the Food Chain?
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Welcome to Los Alamos National Laboratory
This report documents a training course for the 2014 IAEA inspector school.
Los Alamos National Laboratory: At a Glance
This report provides an overview of LANL, its history, and some current research.
Biological Resources Management at Los Alamos National Laboratory
The goal of this project is to minimize impacts to sensitive species and their habitats and to ensure all activities and operations comply with federal and
Mission-Based Partnerships that Accelerate Innovation: A Perspective from Los Alamos National Laboratory
This report is a presentation to introduce a manufacturing partnership initiative.
SDAV Visualization Area: Highlights at Los Alamos with HACC
The objectives of this project are to implement application-specific visualization and/ or analysis operators needed for in-situ use by LCF science codes; and to use PISTON to take advantage of multi-core and many-core technologies.
Los Alamos National Laboratory Fuel Cell Program Durability Improvements Through Degradation Mechanism Studies
This is a presentation that describes part of the alternative energy portfolio at LANL.
Radiological Characterization Technical Report on Californium-252 Sealed Source Transuranic Debris Waste for the Off-Site Source Recovery Project at Los Alamos National Laboratory
This document describes the development and approach for the radiological characterization of Cf-252 sealed sources for shipment to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. The report combines information on the nuclear material content of each individual source (mass or activity and date of manufacture) with information and data on the radionuclide distributions within the originating nuclear material. This approach allows for complete and accurate characterization of the waste container without the need to take additional measurements. The radionuclide uncertainties, developed from acceptable knowledge (AK) information regarding the source material, are applied to the summed activities in the drum. The AK information used in the characterization of Cf-252 sealed sources has been qualified by the peer review process, which has been reviewed and accepted by the Environmental Protection Agency.
The Los Alamos CP2011 ACE Format Charged Particle Transport Library for MCNP6
Twenty-five ACE tables for MCNP6 are given for the various combinations of incident protons, deuterons, tritons, helions (He-3), and alphas onto targets of protons, deuterons, tritons, helions, alphas, Li-6 and Li-7. An appropriate xsdir file is also included. The usual convention has been followed that the lighter charged particle is defined to be the incident particle and the heavier is defined to be the target.
Muon Tomography at Los Alamos [Slides]
This presentation includes a look at Cosmic-ray muon background, Mini Muon Tracker (MMT), and Muon interactions with matter. Which deals with Energy loss, Multiple Coulomb scattering, and Muon induced fission. This presentation also looks at Horizontal reactor imaging at Fukushima. With a greater look at Mock reactor, Fukushima simulations and measurements, UNMRR measurements, Japan NCA measurements, and Next steps to Fukushima. Lastly, discussed is Carbon fiber tubes and the future of muon tomography.
Los Alamos National Laboratory Inertial Confinement fusion (ICF) Highlights, May 2014
• 25 shots on Omega measured the effect of initial surface roughness on the evolution of mixing due to shear flow. • First experiments on Omega EP of the oblique shock experiment returned high-quality radiographs showing instability growth. • Completed design of first beryllium-capsule laser pulse for NIF that will assess risk of SBS backscatter.
2014 Final Reports from the Los Alamos National Laboratory Computational Physics Student Summer Workshop
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