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PySL: Neutron Spectrometric Data Post-Processing and Unfolding

INL Software (Photographer), John Boyington (Developer)

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Abstract

PySL simplifies and expands current approaches to processing foil- or wire-based neutron spectrometric measurements and spectral unfolding. The software is written in Python, making it easy to install and use, with a focus on cleanliness and usability. It allows users to quickly process experimental results and compare results from multiple unfolding algorithms, making it useful for anyone dealing with the measurement of neutron spectra. The current need for a solution is due to the limited overlap between individuals with formal software development experience in modern languages and individuals with knowledge of neutron spectrometric methods. The main advantage of this software is that it provides a simple and easy-to-use approach to data post-processing and unfolding, with multiple unfolding algorithms and a built-in visualizer for publication-ready plots and debugging images.

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Original languageAmerican English
StatePublished - 2019

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