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Papers are solicited for a national topical meeting sponsored by the Reactor New York , and Northeastern Division, Shielding and Dosimetry Division Physics Section of the ANS, to be held at Kiamesha Lake, New York, September 12-15, 1972. Session titles are: Neutron and Reactor Physics in Thermal Energy Range; Neutron Physics in the Resolved and Unresolved Resonance Range; Physics of Fast Reactors; Reactor Theory; Fast Reactor Integrel Experiments and Analyses; Reactor Shielding. Norman C. Summaries should be submitted by May 1, 1972 to the program chairman, KAPL, P. 0. Box 1072, Schenectady, N. Y. 12301. Francis,
RADIATlON EFFECTS DESZGN ffANPl3UUK PUBLTSHED ANV AVAILABLE The Radiation Effects Information Center (REIC) at Battelle Memorial Insritute recently completed a series of reports which comprise the RADIATION EFFECTSRESIGN in seven separate sections, each with its own HANDBOOK. The handbook was published They are available from the National Technical Information Service report number. (NTIS), U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Virginia 22151, and may be requested as follows: Publication Date Report Number Section/Subject NASA CR-1785 NASA CR-1786 NASA CR-1787 NASA CR-1834 July August July August Section Section Section Section 1. 2. 3. 4. Semiconductor Thermal Control Diodes Coatings Materials
Electrical Insulating and Capacitors Transistors
(REIC Handbook, continued) Report Number NASA CR-1871.Publication Date September 1971 Section 5. Section/Subject The Radiation in Space and Their Interactions with Matter Solid State Photodevices Alloys Structural
NASA CR-1872 NASA CR-1873

August 1971 October 1971

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CALL FOR PAPERS 7972 IEEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE NUCLEAR ANU SPACE RAVTATTUN EFFECTS
The 1972 IEEE Conference on Nuclear and Space Radiation Effects, sponsored by the IEE/G-NS Radiation Effect Committee in cooperation with the University of Washington, will be held on the campus of the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, July 24-27, 1972, The conference will cover theoretical and experimental studies of nuclear and space radiation The effects on materials, components, circuits, and electronic systems. program will consist of six to eight sessions of contributed papers, and a number of invited papers to be presented by recognized authorities in Papers describing significant conradiation effects and allied fields. tributions in the following or related areas are invited: Physica Properties of Irradiated and Ion IvIanted MateriaZs Devices, Devices,
Displacement Damage and Ionization Integrated Circuits, Transducers, Lasers, etc.
Effects in Semiconductor Capacitors, Optoelectronic
Methods of AnaZyzhg, Predicting, SGrruZating, and Hardening Against Radiation Effects in Components and Systems Energy Deposition

Dosimetric

by Energetic Quality

Particles

and Photons in Solids
Techniques and Rad5ation Measurement Stundards Effects Asswlance by April 3 to the 1972 Technical Program

Radiation

Summaries must be submitted Chairman:
F3. L. Gregory Division 1,933 Sandia Laboratories Albuquerque, New Mexico 87115 Phone: (505) 264-1912
Registration foxms, axe available from: Conference

programs, Chairman:

and additional

conference

information
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P. 0. Box 3999 Seattle, Wash. 98124 Phone: (206) 655-0734
DLC-ZC DATA LIBRARY EXTEND3 cross sections for Li-6 and ii-7 have Additional 99 group, P8, neutron These data are based on UKAEA evaluations DFN 214 been added to DLC-2C. They were translated to ENDF/B format with UKE-II and processed and 215. through SUPERTOG by R. Q. Wright of ORNL. The SUPERTOG code was modified to process LF=5 data and the reaction (n,2n)u. The entire DLC-2 library, plus retrieval programs, can be obtained four full reels of magnetic tape from RSIC. Written 7-track, unblocked, For g-track, blocked, only one tape is required. are required.
MSFC SEMINAR-WORKSHOP ON WAN1 CI)??E.S Twenty-two participants from 7 different installations attended the Seminar-Workshop on the WANL-developed computer codes held at the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama, on December 6-9, 1971. the theory, inR. K. Disney, Mary Ann Capo, and Richard W. Hunt presented put and output of sample problems of the several codes described in WANL-PR-(LL)-034, Volumes 3 and 6, and in WANL-PRR-(LL)-40, Volume 2: GAMLEG-W, SATURN, ANISN-W, APPROPOS, DOT-IIW, DOQ, ADOQ, CHEAPER, NAGS, MAP, KAP-VI, SCAP, and LHAP. All of these codes have been or soon will be placed in the RSIC Computer Code Collection and will be announced as available as they axe packaged.

PERSONAL TTEMS John D, Murphy, formerly with ATCOR, Inc., Elmsford, New York, has formed a new corporation, ANEFCO, Inc., based in White Plains. The new company plans to provide fuel management and support services to utilities which develop products, and which are involved in the entire fuel cycle, including contamination, transportation, and disposal of radioactive wastes,

9. G. Williamson

of Nuclear Engineering after having completed Engineering.
has returned to his teaching post in the Department at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville the term of his Ford Foundation grant at Combustion
-4E. Sefchouich has left C. T. Main, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, to join the Reactor Program of the National Commission of Nuclear Energy, Mexico City, Mexico. Kevin RooneY, formerly with NAR Atomics International, Canoga Park, California, is now with Sargent and Lundy Engineers in Chicago, Illinois. Frank Tyson has assumed responsibility for computer applications programs in the Advanced Power Engineering Department of United Engineers, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. after C. M. Kim is now with Bechtel Corporation in Vernon, California, leaving Sargent and Lundy Engineers on November 1.
Arthur Reetz, Jr. has a year'sleave from NASA Headquarters for a research project in the Advanced Concepts Office of the OART, Advanced ConHe notes that cepts and Mission Division, NASA, Moffett Field, California. an interesting aspect of his job is the opportunity to investigate some of A portion the promising speculative technologies for future space missions. of the effort is also devoted to non-technical aspects such as socio, He is scheduled to repolitical, and economic prospects for the future. turn to Washington in September 1972. Jan EZkert has left Aktiebolaget Atomenergi to work with ASEA-ATOM, He is leading the the Swedish manufacturer of boiling water reactors. shield design work and is also lecturing in Radiation Shielding Physics at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg. Now responsible for the calculations at Aktiebolaget Atomenergi is R. Hakansson. shielding

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Visitors to RSIC during the month of December were: B. M. Beeler, Jr., Laboratory Protection, ORNL; R. Handler, AEC, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; K. L. Rooney, Sargent E Lundy Engineers, Chicago, Ill.; G. G. Warner, Math Division, ORNL; I. Karp, NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OS J. Ritts, WAPD, Pittsburgh , Pa.
DECEMBER ACCESSTON OF L7TERATURE
The following literature cited has been ordered for review, and that selected as suitable will be placed in the RSIC Information Storage and Retrieval Information System (SARIS). This early announcement is made as a service to the shielding community. Copies of the literature are not distributed by RSIC. They may generally be obtained from the author or from a documentation center such as the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), Department of Commerce, Springfield, Virginia 22151.

RSIC maintains SARIS, and duplicate cannot fill requests or journal articles)
a microfiche file of the copies are available on for literature which is or whose distribution is
literature request. copyrighted restricted.
entered into Naturally , we (such as books in the RSIC of Information
Special bibliographies and abstracts of the literature system may be requested through the Selective Dissemination (SDI) Service, which is available to all.
REACTOR AND WEAPONSSffZElDlNG AAEC/TM-539 Approximation for Self-Shielding M. W. Bunder, A. Keane Avail.: NTIS (U.S. Sales only) AJCONF.49/P-b9 Trends in Federal Protection of the H. K. Shaper Avail.: NTIS A$'-Sq-dmbm 1977 AW 1970
and State Legislation in the United States for the Environment and the Regulation of Nuclear Power Plants

Decemben 4,

Reactors and the Science of Materials (Naval Intelligence Command, Alexandria, Va., Translation Div,) D. M. Skorov, Yu. F. Bychkov, A. I. Dashkovskii, and V. V. Chepkunov (Trans. of mono. Reaktornoe Materialovedenie, Moscow, 1968) Avail.: NTIS Al?-775563 Neutron Transport from a Point Source in a Slab: Diffusion Theory and Transport Theory John Henry Shimerda School, Monterey, Calif, Naval Postgraduate AV-717460 Radiation Resistant Experimental Weld Metals Vessel Steels 3. R, Hawthorne, E. Fortner, and S. P. Grant Pub. in Welding Jnl., October 1930 Avail.: AD-for Septeinbeh A Comparison 1970 Between

Octabm

Advanced

Reactor

Mm& Measurements:

1971 A Comparative

Free-Field Code Predictions Versus Field Analysis for the Prairie Flat Event Joseph S. Zelasko and George K. Baladi Avail.: NTIS
-6AEEW-M-934 WIMS Results OcRobell 1969
for the Long-Term Irradiation

Sales only)

Changes in the Calder Hall

Reactors C. J. Phillips

Avail.: AERE-R-6702 NTIS (U.S. 7971
Lead-Shielded-Micro Handling Cell for Coated Fuel Particles P. E. Brown, D. Campbell, J. H. Evans, F. J. May

ARH-SA-87 June 2ti, 1971

Determination of Radiation Dose to Portions Thermoluminescent Dosimeters R. D. Anderson, E. E. Oscarson

BRL-MR-2099 (AD-729313)

of the Body by Using
A Note on the Small-Angle Elastic C. N, and 0. W. P. Bucher, C. E. Hollandsworth,

D. Eccleshall

Scattering

of Fast Neutrons from

R. R. Sankey,

R. D. Lamoreaux,

Avail.:

CONF-710801

(U&L II, pp. 106-12
The Design and Testing of a Lithium Hydroxide-Shielded Cask for the Transportation of Fast Neutron-Emitting Heat Sources R. D. Seagren Symposium on Packaging and (In Proceedings of the Third International Transportation of Radioactive Materials, Richland, Wash, (16 Aug. 1970))

Transportation Safety of T'ransplutonium Actinides C. M. Copenhaver {In Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials, Richland,Wash. (16 Aug. 1970))
CONF-710801 (VOL. II, pp. 725-37
Shielded Neutron Shipping Cask C. L. Hanson, M. S. Coops, E. D. Arnold (In Proceedings of the Third International Transportation of Radioactive Materials,
CONF-77UtiOl IVoLe I), pp. 195-208
Symposium on Packaging and Richland, Wash.{16 Aug. 1970))
Shielded Transport Containers for Intermediate and High-Level Radio active Wastes W. Bechthold, J. Heil, M. C. Schuchardt, R. Wolf (In Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Packaging and Transportation of Radioactive Materials, Richland, Wash. (16 Aug. 1970))

DP-7276

(ENDF-7581 of ENDF/B - Thermos Cross Be, BeO, C5H5, and UO2,, McCrosson, NTIS D. R. Finch, Sections for

Octobe,i H20, D20,

Testing Cc+-qx, P. J. Avail.: LA-ah-71-42

7971. C, ZrH

E. C. Olson 1963 in a Moving Medium Under Con-
Tensor of Pulsed Energy of Radiation ditions Close to Equ'librium V. S. Imshennik, I. U. I. Mororozov Avail.: NTIS NASA-CR- 1786 Radiation Effects Coatings N. J. Broadway NTIS Avail.: NASA-CR-702509 Design Handbook,

June Section 2.

Thermal-Control
(N70-20649) Detector. Final Report.

Septembuz

Ruggedized Gamma Radiation T. E. Carrel1 Avail.: NTIS NASA-TM-X-2414
Nuwemba Containment Reactor
Effect on Shield Weight of Adding a Fixed-Position Vessel in the Unit Shield of a 250-Megawatt Mobile M. L. Wohl, D. Spielberg Avail.: NTIS NASA-TM-X-2435 Application of the Weight Optimization G. P. Lahti Avail.: NTIS ORNL-3834 Mathematical Resolution of Complex Least-Squares Computer Techniques R. E. Biggers, J. T. Bell, et al. UUNL-TM-3585 Collision Site Plotting Routines and Collision Estimates for the MORSE Monte Carlo Code M. 3. Emmett E. A. Straker, Overlapping
Novembeh 7971 Method of Steepest Descent to Laminated with Several Constraints - Theory Shield

Odober Spectra with

1971 Nonlinear
Oc-tobetL 4, Density Fluence

-8ORNL-TM-3606

Octaba 18, 1971 Fast Reactor Shielding Activity No. 61 189A No. 10028. Monthly Progress Report Sept. 1971 F. R. Mynatt, C. E: Clifford, M. L. Gritzner, R. E. Maerker Avail.: Dep., NTIS

ORNL-7-M-3631

Naumba

16, 1971

Counters Jr., G. L.
Some Tests Related to the Use of Proton Recoil Proportional for Neutron-Flux Measurements E. A. Straker, T. A. Love, C. E. Burgart, R. M. Freestone, Morgan

71s25651 (THESIS)

Mahch 1969
Variational Approach for the Determination of Neutron Flux Spectra from Detector Activation William Robert Brandon (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) Avail.: NTIS UARAEE86
Neutron Transmission Through Ducts Perpendicular to Neutron Beam Axis in Water Shields F. M. Saved Ahmed, S. Belov, R. Megahid, I. Hamounda Avail.: NTIS

UCRL-50007-70-3

Hazards Control Progress Report No. 38, September - December 1970 Lawrence Radiation Lab., California Univ., Livermore Avail.: NTIS

UILU-ENG Augutct 7971

Application of the ILLIAC IV Computer to Monte Carlo Radiation port K. L. Peddicord, H. Es Stoll, G. C. Cavanaugh, A. B. Chilton (Nuclear Engineering Program, Univ. of Ill., Urbana)

Trans-

A.tomkehnen~gie, 17(e),
Transmission and Reflection S. A. E. Wakil

Ameh. 1. RoentgenoR.,

Coefficients

Slab Geometry

797-802 (Aug. 7971)

Radium The.&. Nut.

W'(4),
Tissue Maximum-Dose Ratio (Tmr) for 8 Mv X-Rays S. K. Agarwal, R. V. Scheele, J, Wakley
AX. Enehgy Rev., 9(Z), 441-9

(June.!977)

What Should be Reported as Fast Neutron Fluence? W. Koehler

ffedxh

Phynicd,

21(Z),

377-27 (Aug.
What is Energy Imparted J. Neufeld Heaeth Phys., 21(3), 471-3 (Sept. 1971) Analytical
Notes on Buildup Factors and Utilization of a Power Function Representation of the Buildup Factor G. E. Chabot, K. W. Skrable, H. L. Wedlick

lEEE TnaMa. Nu&.

77(d),
301-4 (Dec. 1970) and Germanium
Monte Carlo Analysis of GammaScattering in Silicon M. E. McLain, Il. M. Walker, Jr., H. E. Carr

IEEE Thati. Nucl.

17[&),
305-9 (Dec. 1970) At and Near the Interface of Different
GammaDose Distributions Materials J. A. Wall, E. A. Burke

7aokope.h Rd. Tech.,

705-712 (Fall!,
Section V. Source Development. Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility H. A. O'Brien, M. E. Schillaci

ladema

Isotopic Neutron Sources from the (LAMPF)

Em&g.,

77(7),

241-5(1977)

(In Czech]

from Threshold-Foil

Methods of Determination of Fast Neutron Spectra Activation Data A. Hrabovcova, D. Nikodemova

Jad. Ekg.,

17141, 709-73 (Apti

7971) (ln Czech) Shield

Investigation of a Hydrogen-Free M. Holman, K. Kovarik, P. Marik

3. Food sci.,

for Heavy-Water Power Reactors

36(5),

747-9 (July-Aug.
Computer Evaluation of Irradiation Processes in Cylindrical with GammaSources K. S. Purohit, J. E. Manson, 5. W. Zahradnik 3. KOheUn Null. Sot., 3/Z), 65-75 (June 1977) of Magnetite

Containers

Shielding Effectiveness Y. K. Lim

J. Nuti. Sci. TechoL.

Heavy Concrete on 60Co GammaRays

(May 3971)

(Tokyo),

277-84

Analytical Study of the Effect Neutron Spectrum Y. Yamamura, T. Sekiya

of Anisotropic

in CMS on Fast
J. Reb.'NBS B, ?3751tiJ-2),

(7971)

Bounds to Truncation Errors in Biorthogonal Polynomial with Illustrative Applications to Gamma-RayTransport L. V. Spencer

3. Qutti. Spectmhc.

Approximations, Distributions

T%atidti,

b51-gb8

(7977)

Some Analytical N. Corngold

J. C&ati. SpecSraac.

Methods in Neutron-Transport

RaUve Tum,jbetl, lJ(6)

Theory

905-919 (7977)

Numerical Methods Applied J. R. Askew
to Problems of Neutron-Transport
A Method for Combining the Lower and Higher Order Discrete Approximation to the Transport Equation. H. Takahashi

Mead. Tech.

Ordinate
(USSR1 (ElzgL. T~Lu~L~~.), II,
7755-9 INov. 1970) Scientific-Research
Standard Photoneutron Source at the All-Union Institute of Metrology V. I. Fominykh, I. A. Yaritsyna Non-Duhutive Low-Voltage L. Holland,

NUCL. Eflg. lkdgn,

Testing,

4 151, 330

(1971)
Particle Accelerators M. R. Hawkesworth

J5(3), 241-64 (Aphie,

for Neutron Generation
Shielding for Advanced Reactors in the United States F. R. Mynatt, L. S. Abbott F. C. Maienschein, C. E. Clifford,
NUCL. Eflg. Dehign, 75(3), 294-308 (AW 1971)
Today's Approaches to Reactor Shielding R. Nicks, H. Penkuhn Nucl. Eng29. Denign,

15(3), 309-18,

Problems
Reactor Shielding C. Devillers
Nuce. rkl&ol. Metho&,

91(l),

Comnissariat

a 1'Energie

I, 1971)

Atomique

A Single-Difference Bremsstrahlung Unfolding Technique for Measurement of High Energy Photonuclear Cross Sections J. L. Matthews, R. 0. Owens
~VL&LUN. Me.tha&, 92(Z),
Two Different Am-Be Source F. De Guarrini, Technique

271-85 (Match 15, 1971)

Measurements of the Neutron Spectrum of an
R. Mal.aroda 53-9 (1977) Differential-Mode Counting
1tiXm.m. MeXho&, 94(l),
Gamma-Backscatter Density 0. Ciftcioglu, D. Taylor

Gauge with

Production of Medium-Energy Neutrons from Elements J. A, Jungerman, F. P. Brady, W. J. Knox, J, L. Romero, Y. Ishizaki Nucl.

Proton

Bombardment

of Light

T. Montgomery,

M. R. McGie,

In?stium.ikrtha&,

9.5(3),

545-50 (1977)

Response of Gamma-

Monte Carlo Simtilation of an C'rganic Scintillator Ray Spectra I. M. Martin, A. Bui-van, G. Vedrenne NULL. Phgh. A, A759(2), 555-60 the [Pet. 28, 79701 Capture
Gamma-Ray Spectra from 28 Si and 40Ca. F. Cvelbar, A. Hudoklin

Radiative

of 14 MeV Neutrons

NuCe. Ph+. A, A159(2),

Photoneutron A. Veyssiere, NucL.
28, 1970) 208 Pb and lg7Au Cross Sections of H. Beil, R. Bergere, P. Carlos, A. Leprete

561-76

Phyd. A, A761[2),

593-609 (Feb. 1, 7971)

56Fe, 58Ni and 6oNi
54Fe Scattering of Fast Neutrons by l*C P. Boschung, J. T. Lindow, E. F. SArader' Nuceecvr Sa~cty, 12{5), 456-460 1197'1)
Outcry Over Exposure J. A. Auxier NucL. Sci.

Guidelines 794-204

Eng. , 44121,

(May 7973)

Upon the Elastic Moderation of Fast
Effect of Anisotropic Neutrons W. M. Stacey, Jr.

NucL. Sci.

Eng. 44131, 447-9 (Juw

for Calculating

Thermal Group Constants
Adjoint Spectra D, S, Selengut
-12Nut-t. TechnoL, , 11(Z), 268-9 (June 1971)
Note on the Use of the Tchebycheff Criterion for Determination of Parameters in Empirical Approximations to Gamma-RayBuildup Factor Data A. F. Vetter, A. B. Chilton NUCL. TechnoLogy, f2(4), 375-380 mx.mbeh 1971)
Semiempirical Formulas for Slab Shields D. A. Sharp, A. Carnesale Phyb. Med. W-t., 16(3), 439-U
Gamma-RayDose Rates Through Two-Layer
19711 Theoretical Studies
Neutron Radiography and Dosimetry in Human Beings: T. F. Budinger, E. F'. Plechaty, R. J. Howerton Phy~. Med. BisoioL./6(3), 461-6 (JURY 1971)
Recoil Proton Dose Across a Bone-Tissue Interface M. A. Prasad, Sundararaman, G. Venkataraman

Due to Fast Neutrons

Phyb. Med. BioL,

f6(3),

467-78 (JULY 1971)
Distribution of the Dose from Neutrons in a Thin Sample of Wet Tissue as a Function of Linear Energy Transfer (LET) M. H. Dousset, J. Hamard, A. Ricourt Phyb. Rev. 8, 3, 2929-33 (May I, 1971) M. A.

Semiclassical Estimation of Neutron Stopping Power R, B, Vora, V. N. Neelavathi, J. E. Turner, T. S. Subramanian, Prasad RadiobioLogy 17 (21, 22ti-231 (Man.-Ap&Lt, 7971)
Calculation of the Bulk Buildup Factor of Extensive with Energy E 2 0.5 MeV V. E. Drozdov, L. M. Dunaev, N. 0. Orlenko Savie,t A.&&onumy Aj., USSR, 15(Z), (1971) with Rayleigh-Scattering.l. 264-

GammaSources

Radiation Transport Atmosphere H. Domke Swiek

Semi-Infinite

3. AX. Enutgy (Evlgl. TkatiL.),

24( 5),

570 (May 1968) Radiator
Calculation of Absorbed Dose Rates in a Hollow Cylindrical Having a Nonuniform Distribution of Activity V. E. Drozdov, Yu. S. Ryabukhin Sovie.t J. Ak. Evzehgy (ErrgL. Tuwtd.), Z&(5), 516-517 (May 1969)
Method for the Calculation of Field Linear Source of y-Radiation E. Stariznyi, A. Kh. Breger
Dose of a Uranium Radiation

Saviet

Elzekgy (Engl.

T~LQ.]

29(b),

1222 (Dec.

1970) Method 1969
Calculation of Photoneutron Distribution A. A. Morozov, A. I. Khisamutdinov

by Monte Carlo

TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OF FAST REACTORS Iu. E. Bagdasarov Atomic Energy Publ. House, Moscow (Translated for Div. of Reactor Dev. and Tech., USAEC, Washington, U.S. GPO, 1971) l3UUK APPLIED RADIATION PROTECTION AND CONTROL, VOL. 1. J. J. Fitzgerald (Ed.) New York; Gordon and Breach, Science Publishers, Inc. BOOK, pp. 114-7969
BASIC NUCLEAR ENGINEERING A. R. Foster, R. L. Wright, Jr. Health Physics and Biological Radiation ARTICLE: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 470 Atlantic Ave,, Boston, BOOK INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SCIENCE Tefko Saracevic (Ed.) New York, R. R. Bowker Co. lmx, pp. 1-36

Protection Mass. 1970

ANNUAL REVIEW OF NUCLEAR SCIENCE E. Segre, J. R. Grover, H. P. Noyes (Ed.) ARTICLE: Neutron Capture Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy H. T. Motz (Palo Alto, Calif.; Annual Reviews, Inc.) BOOK FAST REACTOR TECHNOLOGY: PLANT DESIGN John G. Yevick (Ed.) Cambridge, Mass. and London, Eng. MIT Press Tit ESZS Fast Neutron Pulse Propagation in Iron C. M. Napolitano (University of Florida, Gainesville) Univ. Microfilms Order No. 71-13, Avail.: 1966

$35.00 1970

-14U.S. Parieti 3,524,Aug. 1970

Apparatus for Measuring the Moisture Jean Rocoplan, Bernard Wack

U.S. Patent 3,524,063

Content and Density

of the Soil

IT Aug.
Multirange Radiation Edmund L. Mangan

U.S. Pdent 3,529,153

Thickness

15 SepR. 1970

Methods and Apparatus for Measuring Slurry Carl W. Zimmerman, Robert 0. Wilson

U.S. Pateti 3,567,935

Density

with GammaRays

2 Mwr. 1971
Measuring Apparatus and Method Walter A. Nagel
SPACE ANTI ACCELERATOR St(lElDYh'G AERE-M-2346

Febtlutiy 1971

Carbon Dioxide,
Energy Loss Characteristics of Heavy Ions in Nitrogen, Argon, Hydrocarbon Gases and Tradescantia Tissue 3. A. Dennis Dep.; NTIS (U.S. Sales only) Avail.:
CONF-697208 (Vat. 21 pp. 363-b

Decembm

Empirical Relation for Average Energy Loss of Positrons and Electrons R. K. Batra, D. K. Gupta, M. L. Sehgal. (From Nuclear Physics and Solid State Physics Symposium, Roorkee, India)
CONF-710402 (VaL. 21, pp. 1.128-35 Apti/t lb, 1971
Isotopic Neutron Sources from the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility H. A. O'Brien, Jr.; M. E. Schillaci (From Meeting on Neutron Sources and Applications, August, Ga.)

'ICUP Qubfiictian 4 1962

Report of Committee IV on Protection Against Electromagnetic Radiation Above 3 MeV and Electrons, Neutrons, and Protons. Recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. Radiation Protection. ICRP Pergamon Press, Inc.,' Elmsford, N. Y. (1964) Avail.:
-151CRP PubLicuLian 10 1968
of Radiation Doses to Body Tissues Report of COinmitteeIVon Evaluation Recommendfrom Internal Contamination Due to Occupational Exposure. ations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. Radiation Protection. ICRP N. Y. (1968) Elmsford, Pergamon Press, Inc., Avail.: ICRP Pub.Licu.tian 34 of Dose. N. Y. (1969) Radiation Pro-
Radiosensitivity and Spatial Distribution tection. ICRP Pergamon Press, Inc., Elmsford, Avail,: ICRP PubLi~u.kLan 15
Protection Against Ionizing Radiation from External Sources. by Committee 3 of the International Commission on Radiological Protection. Radiation tection. ICRP Avail.: Pergamon Press, Inc., Elmsford, N. Y. (1970) LA-PC-f2693 (CONF-710BO7-3) 3973

A Report Pro-

Dependence of the Neutron Monitor Attenuation Coefficient on Atmospheric Depth and on Geomagnetic Cutoff in 1966 and in 1970 H. Carmichael, R. W. Peterson Avail.: NTIS SAO-SR-336 (AD-7152711 June 30, 1971

Low-Energy Gamma Rays in the Atmosphere J. S. Pushkin Avail.: NTIS Denfzi Skihemhha Ih; 35(l), 92-705 (79711 (Tn Jupanecle]
Penetration of 24.8 MeV Electrons Through Thick Layers. I. Energy Loss and Straggling of 24.8 MeV Electrons in Thick Layers of C, Al, Cu, and Pb. T. Tomimasu, T. Mikado, Y. Tsuchiya, S. Sugiyama, M. Chiwaki IEEE Thati. Null. (CONF71030b)

No. 3, 29-35

7971) Goals Chicago (Mar. 1971)
Relevance of Particle L. Rosen (From National Particle

Accelerators Accelerator

to National Conference,

IEEE Tmna. NucZ. Sci.,

NS-18,

No,. 3, 741-5

(Jutze 19711 (CONF-710308)
Design of Penetrations in Hadron Shields P. J. Gallon, M. Awschalom

IEEE Ttan?s Null.

MS-18,

Nu. 3, 750-Z

(CONF-710308)
Muon Shielding Calculations for 200-GeV Proton Interactions D. Theriot, K. Lee, M. Awschalom
IEEE Tmnhzd Nuc.t. Sci., NS-18, No. 3, 753-4 (3une 79711
Muon Shielding for a 500-GeV Neutrino Facility Y. W. Kang, A, Roberts, D. Theriot, S. L. Meyer
ZEEE Thati, bhc-k S&i,, NS-18, No. 3, 778-9 [June 1971) (CONF-710308)
Flux Attenuation in a Steel G. W. Bennett, H. Foelsche,

Side Shield D. Lazarus,

at the AGS et al.

TEE Tkm.b. Nud!.

No. 3, 780-3
[June 19711 [CUNF-71030bJ
Fast Neutron Cancer Therapy with TAMVEC W. A. McFarlin, A, D. Suttle, Jr.
IEEE Tt~anb. NuCe. Sci., NS-18, Na. 3, 621-4 (June. 1971) (CONF-7103081
Calculations T. H. Braid,

IEEE Thati. Null.

of Shielding for Large Cyclotrons R. F. Rapids, R. H. Stemssen, J. W. Tippie,

K. O'Brien

NS-lg,

NCJ. 3,

1115-20 (Juw 1970) (CONF-71030fil

and Their Scientific

Acceleration Significance M. G. White
of Heavy Ions to Very High Energies

J. A/J&

Phya.,

42191,

3361-6
Extrapolated and Projected Ranges of 4- to 24-MeV Electrons Elemental Materials T. Tabata, Rinsuke, S. Okabe, Y. Fujita
1757 (JuRy 1971) 3. Phy.h., A: 4(4), Energy Loss of Cosmic Ray Muons in the Range 5 to 40 GeV/c. C. A. Ayre, M. A. Hamdan, C. J. Hume, et al. Nut. Ititium. Methocb, 92(4], 627-3 17971)
Space Radiation A. Meulenberg

Nuti. T~nbzum. [ORNL-TM-32621

Simulation

95(Z),
Using a Low-Energy Accelerator

275-83 (1971)

Methoch,
Calculation of the Long-Lived Protons T. A. Gabriel, R. y. Santcro

Activiey

in Soil

Produced by 500-GeV

lti&'umt.

Methods;

95131,
(1971) Production by a Gamma Beam Inci-
Monte Carlo Calculation dent on a Thick Foil. G. W. Wecksung, J. J. PatrLde Accel., Z(3),

of Electron Walker, (JuQ

R. T. Brown 1971) a 28-GeV External Proton
Source Functions and Transport Losses for Beam G. S. Levine, W. H. Moore G. W. Bennett, Phlp. L&7x, 368, 744-b [Augu.& 23, 1971)
Absolute Measurement of the Vertical Cosmic 3 to 50 GeV/c Near Sea Level B. J. Bateman, W. G. Cantrell, D. R. Durda,
Ray Muon Intensity et al.

Phyn. Rwiw

II, 413)

635-638

1, 1971) at High 29141, Energies 7032, ('20 GeV)

Calculated K. O'Brien

Cosmic-Ray

Muon Spectra

Soviet

9. Ai.

Enehgy (EngLdh Ttiatil.),
1073 (OCR. 1970) Electrons in Thick
Determination of the Energy Lead and Tungsten Targets V. D. Anan'ev, I. M. Matora

Loss of Relativistic

COMPUTER COPESLITERATURE AERE-M-2455 Augu&t 1977 ARCHTVE
ARCHIVE: A Program for Staring Gamma Spectra on Magnetic Tape by R. J. Bullock, N. R. Large, Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, England Avail.: NTIS (U.S. Sales only). UK 9. AM-SAA-TM-9g (AD-72ti 1241 May 1971 MAGIC, SAM-C
The First Conference of Users of the MAGIC and SAM-C Programs by R. A, Marking, Army Materiel Systems Analysis Agency, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md+ URNL-4736

Noumbeh 1971

Analysis Subroutines for the Nucleon-Meson Transport Code NMTC by T. W. Armstrong and K. C. Chandler, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

OWL-TM-3585

Oc;tobeh
Collision Site Plotting Routines and Collision Density Fluence Estimates far the MORSE Monte Carlo Code by E. A. Straker and M. B. Emmett, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

FORTRAN, IBM 360

ORNL-TM-3395

1, 1971

Cfi ECKER
Extension of the Program CHECKER by J. L. Lucius, R. Q. Wright, S. K. Penny, Oak Ridge National tory Avail.: Dep.; NTIS

RCN-153 June 1971 DINE

Labora-
DINE: A One-Dimensional Neutron Shielding Program with Physically Determined Space Mesh Distances and Linear Anisotropic Scattering by K. A. Verschuur, Reactor Centrum Nederland, Petten, The Netherlands ALGOL

ORNL-TM-3598

Octaba

GAINCALB

GAINCALB - A Program Package to Determine the Gain Used with Organic Scintillation Detectors by W. Zobel and M. E. Hall, Jr+, Oak Ridge National Laboratory IBM 360
SN551-II-02c June 1971 GAMBIA
GAMBIA, A GammaBeam Integration Approximation by Y. Kishimoto FORTRAN IV, CDC 6600 and IBM 360/75

UCRL-51061 JuLy 1971

GAMANA 1
Computerized Quantitative Analysis by Gamma-RaySpectrometry. Vol. III - A User's Guide to GAMANAL by J. B. Niday and R. Gunnink, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
WANL-PR(LL)-034, VOL. 2 CROSS SECTION DATA
Nuclear Rocket Shielding Methods - Modification, Updating, and Input Data Preparation Prepared by R. G. Soltesz, R. S. Kaiser, R. K. Disney, Westinghouse Astronuclesr Laboratory, Pittsburgh, Pa.
-19WANL-PR(LL)-040, VaL. 1 DECEMBER 1971 ADUQ, PUT-Z TW, mp KAP-VZ, MAP, SCAP
Implementation of Radiation Shielding Prepared by M, A. Capo, R. K. Disney, atory, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WANL-PR(LL)-U40, WANL-PR(LL)-O4U, WANL-PR(LL)-040, VOL. I, VuI. Appen. A B
Calculation Methods Westinghouse Astronuclear

Labor-

CHEAPER LHAP ANTSN-W, AWROPOS, GAMLEG-W, MSFC, NAGS,

FORTRAN IV, UNIVAC 1108

1, Appen.

FORTRAN, UNIVAC 1108

VoR. 2 Decemben 1971
Implementation of Radiation Shielding Prepared by M. A. Capo, R. K. Disney, Laboratory, Pittsburgh, Pa.

WANL-TME-2704 Febhmg

SATUKN Calculation Methods Westinghouse Astronuclear
PUT-TTW, MERTH, PERT-ZVkJ, SATURN,
Annual Report for Contract Year 1969, Supporting Technology, Project 493 by R. K. Disney, et al, Westinghouse hstronuclear Pittsburgh, Pa.
WANL-TME-2778 Feimmy 1977

Research and Laboratory,

POT-TIW, MAP, ANISN-W
Annual Report fox Contract Year 1970, Supporting Research and Technology - Project 493 by R. K. Disney, et al,, Westinghouse Astronucleax Laboratory, Pittsburgh, Pa.