Software for nuclear cross-section measurement and Irradiation yield

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on the need for software alternatives to TALYS and EMPIRE for measuring nuclear cross-sections and irradiation yields in medical isotope production. The user is unable to install TALYS on their PC, prompting the search for other viable options. A suggestion is made that resolving installation issues with existing software may be more efficient than seeking new alternatives. The focus remains on finding tools that can perform similar functions effectively.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of nuclear cross-section measurement
  • Familiarity with irradiation yield concepts
  • Basic knowledge of software installation processes
  • Experience with scientific research software
NEXT STEPS
  • Research alternative software for nuclear cross-section measurement
  • Explore troubleshooting techniques for TALYS installation
  • Investigate the capabilities of EMPIRE for irradiation yield analysis
  • Learn about other nuclear physics simulation tools
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Researchers in nuclear physics, medical isotope production specialists, and software developers focused on scientific applications will benefit from this discussion.

Rifat amin
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I need a software where i can measure the cross section and Irradiation Yield like TALYS and EMPIRE. Please help me on this.
I work in research paper on medical isotope production. I need a software where i can measure the cross section and Irradiation Yield like TALYS and EMPIRE. If you ask me why i don't use TALYS then the reply is I can't install it on my PC. so i am looking for alternate software where i can do these stuff.
 
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Rifat amin said:
If you ask me why i don't use TALYS then the reply is I can't install it on my PC.

Don't really have contributions on the actual matter, however:
If you already have established software that does exactly what you want to do, and no obvious alternative, and your only problem is to get it running, it is probably simpler to solve the problems in installing that code (assuming it is maintained code that you know runs in principle), rather than to find a different code that does the same thing..
 

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