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JEFF library releases

The JEFF suite of nuclear data libraries contains a number of different data types, including neutron and proton interaction data, radioactive decay data, fission yields data, and thermal scattering law data.

JEFF-3.3 : Released in November 2017

The JEFF-3.3 nuclear data library has been officially released in November 2017. It includes a thorough update to its neutron, decay data and fission yields library and adopts other sub-libraries (incident proton, alpha, gamma, triton, He-3 and deuteron) from TENDL-2017. Access the JEFF-3.3 release.

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JEFF collaboration

The JEFF project meets twice a year, in spring and fall, during the NEA Nuclear Data Week in a 4 to 5 day technical programme, with the aim to promote co-operation between experimentalists, evaluators and end-users of nuclear data involved in both projects.

Contact

For more information on JEFF activities please contact Franco Michel-Sendis at NEA.

The Joint Evaluated Fission and Fusion File (JEFF) is an evaluated library produced via an international collaboration of NEA Data Bank participating countries.

JEFF-3.3 is a thorough update of the neutron, decay data, fission yields, dpa and neutron activation libraries in the EAF format, with neutron thermal scattering files for 20 compounds. Special sub-libraries for incident alphas, deuterons, gammas, helium-3, protons and tritons have been contributed by the TENDL-2017 library and adopted as part of the JEFF-3.3 release. JEFF-3.3 was officially released on November 20, 2017.

Recent updates

  • [December, 2019]: JEFF-3.3.1 Activation file The update labeled JEFF-3.3.1 version of the activation data library in EAF format is now fully consistent with TENDL-2017. All cross-sections included in the activation data library were extracted and processed from TENDL-2017 and successfully benchmarked with CCFE’s V&V suite. They are released in the two EAF energy group structures : 2011 and 709 groups, for all isotopes available in the TENDL library. The previous JEFF-3.3 (pointwise) version, included cross-sections from pure TALYS calculations for the following nuclides: 1,2,3H1,2,3H3,4He3,4He6,7Li6,7Li10,11B10,11B9Be9Be12,13C12,13C14,15N14,15N16,17O16,17O19F19F232Th232Th233,235,238U233,235,238U and 239Pu239Pu.

 

 

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Neutrons

 

Release Format Type Content Modified Size Download
Evaluated files
JEFF-3.3 ENDF-6 Neutron 562 incident neutron isotopic evaluations 2018-01-09 15:39 448M  
JEFF-3.3 ENDF-6 Neutron TSL 20 evaluations for 20 compounds
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2017-12-18 15:30 34M  
Processed files
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE, 293K 2018-12-10 14:52 1.2G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE, 600K 2018-12-10 15:05 1.2G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE, 900K 2018-12-10 15:11 1.1G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE, 1200K 2018-12-12 12:08 1.1G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE, 1500K 2018-12-10 15:42 1.1G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron CE,1800K 2018-12-10 16:07 1.1G  
JEFF-3.3 ACE Neutron TSL CE, All Temperatures available
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2018-12-10 14:30 884M  
XSDIR files
JEFF-3.3 XSDIR XSDIR file For all temperatures above and TSLs 2019-02-15 14:19 262K  
Neutron activation files
JEFF-3.3 EAF Neutron activation 2797 files 2018-3-26 16:58 275M  
JEFF-3.3 EAF Neutron activation covariance Files 2797 files 2018-3-26 16:57 9.8M  
JEFF-3.3.1 EAF Neutron activation 211g, All TENDL isotopes 2019-12-11 11:40 55M  
JEFF-3.3.1 EAF Neutron activation 211g, Subset of EAF isotopes only 2019-12-11 11:40 13M  
JEFF-3.3.1 EAF Neutron activation 709g, All TENDL isotopes 2019-12-11 11:40 85M  
JEFF-3.3.1 EAF Neutron activation 709g, Subset of EAF isotopes only 2019-12-11 11:40 20M  

 



 

 

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NDEC analysis

NDEC is the Data Bank’s Nuclear Data Service platform for the automated verification, processing and content analysis of evaluated nuclear data files and libraries.

 

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