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The NJOY Nuclear Data Processing System is used to convert evaluated
nuclear data in ENDF format into forms useful for applications. As
a bridge between physics and engineering, it is best used by people
with some knowledge of things like nuclear reaction theory, resonance
theory, or scattering theory on one side, and some knowledge of
things like particle transport codes, reactor core calculations, or
radiation medicine on the other. In this short course, we will
introduce you to the NJOY system, give you a quick outline of the
physics of nuclear data, and show you how some of the main
applications in nuclear technology link to NJOY results.
Understanding NJOY uses online web pages to introduce you
to the subject of nuclear data processing. Normally, you can just
follow the NEXT links. To browse
through the pages in other orders, use the
INDEX links.
If you have an operating version of NJOY 97 and the appropriate
data files, you can work through a set of
EXERCISES designed to illustrate some of the important
features of the code. To do the exercises in order, just follow the
NEXT links. To browse through the
pages in other orders, use the INDEX
links.
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