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- DT-neutron spectra were calculated using the SRIANG code and benchmarked against various established Monte Carlo codes like PROFIL and SHORIN.
- The results showed that SRIANG's calculations were accurate when compared to the other codes.
- The analysis also uncovered systematic features and potential errors in the other codes being compared.
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DT-neutron spectra calculated using the SRIANG code was benchmarked against the results obtained by widely used Monte Carlo codes: PROFIL, SHORIN, TARGET, ENEA-JSI, MCUNED, DDT and NEUSDESC. The comparison of the spectra obtained by different codes confirmed the correctness of SRIANG calculations. The cross-checking of the compared spectra revealed some systematic features and possible errors of analysed codes.
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