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MAXED, a computer code for maximum entropy deconvolution of multisphere neutron spectrometer data.

Abstract

Reliable neutron dosimetry requires knowledge of the neutron spectrum. We discuss the problem of analyzing data from a multisphere neutron spectrometer to infer the energy spectrum of the incident neutrons and describe the code MAXED, a computer program developed to apply the maximum entropy principle to this problem. The code and documentation are available from the authors upon request.

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M Reginatto, P Goldhagen. 1999. MAXED, a computer code for maximum entropy deconvolution of multisphere neutron spectrometer data.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00004032-199911000-00012

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