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Computing Center at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, CDC-7600 (SCOPE) at<br />

the Brookhaven National Laboratory, IBM-360/195 (MTD/FTX) at Argonne National<br />

Laboratory, UNIVAC-1108 at the Hanford Engineering Development Laboratory of<br />

Westinghouse, and the IBM-360/195 at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.<br />

VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />

<strong>The</strong> IBM conversion was performed by R. Q. Wright and J. E. Lucius at Oak<br />

Ridge National Laboratory and D. Cambra and C. Stenberg at Argonne National<br />

Laboratory. <strong>The</strong> UNIVAC conversion was performed by F. W. Mann at the Hanford<br />

Engineering and Development Laboratory. Thanks are also due to Odelli Ozer of<br />

the Electric Power Research Institute for help with the RESEND code and the de-<br />

sign of the thermal processing capability; to D. E. Cullen of the Lawrence<br />

Livermore National Laboratory and J. Hancock of Los Alamos for their work on<br />

the Doppler-broadening module; to P. G. Young for help with the heating calcula-<br />

tion; to R. E. Seamen, P. D. Soran, W. B. Wilson, D. George, R. B. Kidman, and<br />

L. Stewart (all of Los Alamos) for help with testing and validation; to R. J.<br />

Barrett of Los Alamos for his extensive work on the CCCC and MATXS systems; and<br />

to R. J. LaBauve of Los Alamos, D. R. Harris and M. Becker of Rensselaer Poly-<br />

technic Institute, and C. R. Weisbin of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, for moral<br />

support, ideas, and constructive criticism.<br />

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