
doi: 10.2172/296719 , 10.2172/777654
The Monte Carlo code MCNP-DSP was developed from the Los Alamos MCNP4a code to calculate the time and frequency response statistics obtained from subcritical measurements. The code can be used to simulate a variety of subcritical measurements including source-driven noise analysis, Rossi-{alpha}, pulsed source, passive frequency analysis, multiplicity, and Feynman variance measurements. This code can be used to validate Monte Carlo methods and cross section data sets with subcritical measurements and replaces the use of point kinetics models for interpreting subcritical measurements.
22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, Multiplicity, Frequency Analysis, Statistics, Cross Sections, Manuals, Subcritical Assemblies, M Codes, Monte Carlo Method
22 General Studies Of Nuclear Reactors, Multiplicity, Frequency Analysis, Statistics, Cross Sections, Manuals, Subcritical Assemblies, M Codes, Monte Carlo Method
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