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Validation of the $^{238}$U inelastic scattering cross section through the excalibur dedicated experiment

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Fig. 1.  CALIBAN reactor core (Left: core with cover; Right:
Fig. 3. XZ cross section view of the sphere experiment model
Table 2. Correction factors due to   geometrical model simplifications  Activation  reaction  Sphere Experiment  ∆
Table 5. Sensitivity coefficients for  54 Fe activation  Reaction  Sphere Experiment  Cylinder Experiment
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