Nuclear reaction model options -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **inmed** :header-rows: 0 * - Value - Explanation * - | (D=1) - | Nucleon-nucleon cross section options for Bertini model. * - | =0 - | Free (nmtclb25.dat). * - | =1 - | Cugnon old (nmtclb95.dat); the in-medium effect for nucleon-nucleon cross sections is included. * - | =2 - | Cugnon new (nmtclb30.dat). .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **andit** :header-rows: 0 * - Value - Explanation * - | (D=0) - | :math:`\Delta` angular distribution for Bertini. * - | =0 - | 50 \% isotropic, 50 \% forward. * - | =1 - | All isotropic. * - | =2 - | All forward. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **iidfs** :header-rows: 0 * - Value - Explanation * - | (D=0) - | Options for neutron-induced fission. * - | =0 - | Use the nuclear data library. * - | =1 - | Neutron multiplicity :math:`\nu` and neutron energy spectrum are taken from the literature. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **idwba** :header-rows: 0 * - Value - Explanation * - | (D=0) - | Options for the Distorted Wave Born Approximation (DWBA) spectra. * - | =0 - | Without discrete DWBA spectra. * - | =1 - | With discrete DWBA spectra. .. rst-class:: no-caption-number .. list-table:: **npidk** :header-rows: 0 * - Value - Explanation * - | (D=0) - | Treatment of negative-charged particles listed in :numref:`tbl-decay` when they are below cut-off energies. * - | =0 - | Force to be absorbed by nucleus. * - | =1 - | Sets to decay. If iidfs=1 is specified, the multiplicity :math:`\nu` and energy spectra of neutrons from neutron-induced fission taken from reference [#]_ are used instead of the nuclear library data for the following 18 nuclei: U-238, Pu-238, Pu-240, Pu-242, Cm-242, Cm-244, Cf-252, Th-232, U-232, U-233, U-234, U-235, U-236, Np-237, Pu-239, Pu-241, Am-241, and Bk-249. With the idwba=1 setting, the discrete spectra calculated by the DWBA are added to the neutron and proton spectra obtained using other nuclear reaction models for the following reactions: | :math:`^7` Li :math:`(p,n)^7` Be reactions at 30--400 MeV | :math:`^9` Be :math:`(p,n)^9` B reactions at 10--50 MeV | :math:`^{6,7}` Li :math:`(d,n)^{7,8}` Be and :math:`^{6,7}` Li :math:`(d,p)^{7,8}` Li reactions at 10--50 MeV | :math:`^9` Be :math:`(d,n)^{10}` B and :math:`^9` Be :math:`(d,p)^{10}` Be reactions at 5--25 MeV | :math:`^{12,13}` C :math:`(d,n)^{13,14}` and :math:`^{12,13}` C :math:`(d,p)^{13,14}` C reactions at 10--50 MeV See the reference [#]_ for more details. If a particle with a decay channel (See :numref:`tbl-decay` ) has an energy lower than the cut-off, the particle decays completely. Negative-charged pions ( :math:`\pi^-` ) with the setting of npidk=0 are forced to be absorbed by nucleus. If :math:`\pi^-` is not able to be absorbed in the program, the particle decays (to prevent an infinite calculation loop). .. [#] \J. M. Verbeke, C. Hagmnn, and D. Wright, UCRL-AR-228518 (2014). .. [#] \S. Hashimoto et al., Nucl. Instr. \& Meth. B 333, 27-41 (2014).