Benchmark of high temperature cross section libraries in MCNP

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Benchmarking high-temperature cross-section libraries in MCNP is essential for ensuring confidence in their use. Users are seeking articles and resources to validate these cross sections, with one suggested link to a NEA report. The NJOY program is commonly used for generating cross-section data, prompting inquiries about its functionality and troubleshooting. Users are encouraged to share their experiences and solutions regarding NJOY-related issues. Access to reliable benchmarking resources is critical for effective application in MCNP simulations.
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I need to use this libraries with confidence.

Any articles that involves benchmarking of these cross sections?
 
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