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SOSUM: A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MULTIGROUP BETA AND GAMMA ENERGY SOURCES FROM RADIOISOTOPE ACTIVITIES.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Jan 1968 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)
Authors: Dray, B. J.; Thomson, R. J.;

doi: 10.2172/4826459

SOSUM: A PROGRAM TO COMPUTE MULTIGROUP BETA AND GAMMA ENERGY SOURCES FROM RADIOISOTOPE ACTIVITIES.

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Radioisotopes, Energy, Gamma Radiation, Computer Program For Calculating, Computers, Fortran, Computer Program For, Radioisotopes/Activity Data Conversion Into Multigroup $Beta$ And $Gamma$ Energy Sources, Computer Programs/Sosum, Beta Particles, For Calculating Multigroup $Beta$ And $Gamma$ Energy Sources From Radioisotope Activities, Fortran For Ibm 360, Sosum-Code Fission Products/Activity Data Conversion Into Multigroup $Beta$ And $Gamma$ Energy Sources, Fission Products, Shielding, Programming, Fission Products/Activity Data Conversion Into Multigroup $Beta$ And $Gamma$ Energy Sources, Multi-Group Theory, Reactor Fuel Elements/Fission Product Energy Release In, Ibm 360, N32900* --Physics--Shielding

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