Participants
Consultant's Meeting on
R-matrix Codes for Charged-particle Reactions in the Resolved-Resonance Region
Motivation
The purpose of the meeting is to gather R-matrix code developers from the various communities of practise astrophysics, nuclear reactions, neutron data evaluation, etc) to discuss their R-matrix codes capabilities, the physics and fitting procedures implemented, and how they can be used in evaluations of cross-section data for charged-particle-induced reactions in the Resolved-Resonance-Region (RRR).Ultimately, the IAEA aims to create a working group for evaluations of charged-particle-induced reaction cross-sections that are relevant for a range of applications such as Ion Beam Analysis, Nuclear waste Management, and Nuclear Astrophysics. The evaluated data will be disseminated in ENDF-6 format through the ENDF library and also through the IAEA IBANDL
Agenda
The Agenda is available here.
Report
The summary report INDC(NDS)-0703 is available here.
Presentations
| # | Author | Title | Link |
| 1 | P. Dimitriou | Motivation-Background information; p+27Al using SAMMY | |
| 2 | R.J. deBoer | AZURE2: An R-matrix Code for Nuclear Astrophysics | |
| 3 | M. Paris | R-Matrix Analysis of Multichannel REaction Data with EDA | |
| 4 | I.J. Thompson | Widening the Scope of R-matrix Methods | |
| 5 | L. Leal | Brief descriptions about the SAMMY Code | |
| 6 | A. Trkov | Charged-Particle Resonance Data in ENDF-6 Format | |
| 7 | S. Kunieda | Present status of R-matrix code AMUR and analysis for 8Be and 17O systems |