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For a one dimensional slab of thickness a<br />

l = 2 a<br />

For a one dimensional sphere of radius a<br />

l = 4 a / 3<br />

For a one dimensional cylinder of radius a<br />

l = 2 a<br />

For a hollow cylinder of inner radius a and outer radius b<br />

l = 2 b ( 1 - ( a / b ) 2 )<br />

For more complicated geometry which contains several absorber lumps in a unit<br />

cell, enter the mean chord length of a dominant absorber, <strong>for</strong> example, <strong>to</strong> BWR<br />

lattice that of a pin rod.<br />

6 DC C ; the Dancoff correction fac<strong>to</strong>r (cf. Sec.1.6)<br />

(effective only if IC3=0 in Block-3 of Sect.2.2 is specified)<br />

If DC 0 and DC ≥ 0 NISO times /A8, 2, 1/<br />

1 IDENT Nuclide identification expressed by eight characters composed by seven tags<br />

‘X-zz-m-c-b-i-t’. e.g. XH01H001 (H-1 in H 2 O)<br />

X-tag<br />

Tag used internally <strong>to</strong> specify physical quantities, consequently any character is<br />

accepted in the input. Usually ‘X’ is entered.<br />

zz-tag<br />

Element symbol of the nuclide (cf. Sect.8.1)<br />

Enter ‘PU’ <strong>for</strong> plu<strong>to</strong>nium. For a nuclide denoted by one character such as H <strong>for</strong><br />

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