« lessīenchmark experiments can serve several purposes and the availability of suitable experimental data is fundamental to ensure that modelling tools meet the requirements of nuclear industry and licensing needs. This report and these three data libraries are available from the data centers at Brookhaven National Laboratory, RSIC (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), OECD/NEA Data Bank (France), and IAEA (Vienna). This report will accompany any request for copies of these evaluated data libraries. For ease of reading, each section is separate and unique unto itself, including its own table numbers and references. This report is composed of three sections, each section describing one of the libraries. Therefore it is reasonable to discuss the format for all three libraries in the same work that is the approach taken here. In a complete coupled electron-photon transport analysis, results from all three of the data files are required. Thus the files have been released for external distribution in a more » machine independent characterize format. The purpose of these libraries is to furnish data for particle transport calculations. Additionally the particle interaction libraries cover the incident particle energy range from 10 eV to 100 GeV. All of these libraries span atomic numbers, Z, from 1 to 100. These are specifically the evaluated atomic relaxation data library, EADL, the evaluated electron interaction data library, EEDL, and the evaluated photon interaction data library, EPDL.
Over the past five years, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has published extensive compilations derived from three of its main atomic data libraries.
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