Steven C. Myers

Developing Diagnostic Tools for Low-Burnup Reactor Samples

We test common fluence diagnostics in the regime of very low burnup natural uranium reactor samples. The fluence diagnostics considered are the uranium isotopics ratios

Analytical Chemistry and Materials Characterization Results for Debris Recovered from Nitrate Salt Waste Drum S855793

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Simulation of Photon energy Spectra Using MISC, SOURCES, MCNP and GADRAS

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Using the HERCULES System to Segregate Room Trash From the LANL Plutonium Facility and CMR Building

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Establishing reactor operations from uranium targets used for the production of plutonium

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Unique challenges with recent gamma spectroscopy measurements at Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Analytical chemistry and materials characterization results for debris recovered from four nitrate salt waste drums

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Report: Update of chemical analysis results for the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) collaboration study sample (CRM 124-3)

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Gamma spectrometer measurements of microgram quantities of plutonium using uranium L X-rays in the 13–21 keV region

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Gamma spectrometer measurements of microgram quantities of plutonium

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