RIPL-3 is devoted to input parameters needed in calculations of nuclear reactions and nuclear data evaluations.?
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Reference Input Parameter Library
The numerical data and computer codes included in RIPL-3 are arranged in seven segments: Masses, Discrete levels, Neutron resonances, Optical Model, Level Densities, Gamma, Fission.
Resource Information
| Quality Level | Quality-checked by the IAEA Secretariat | |||||
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| Completeness | Comprehensive | |||||
| Update Frequency | Occasionally | |||||
| Last Resource Update | 2013 | |||||
| Subject | Nuclear Physics | |||||
| Organizational Source | Nuclear Applications | |||||
| Data Type | Codes and Numerical Data | |||||
| Keywords | nuclear masses; deformations; matter densities; discrete levels and decay schemes; spacings of neutron resonances; optical model potentials; level density parameters; Giant Resonance parameters; gamma-ray strength-functions; and fission barriers | |||||
| Contact point | NDS.Contact-Point@iaea.org | |||||
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