Last update: 10 July 2017
Random nuclear data files can be useful to repeat identical simulations with different nuclear data. This is the whole idea behind TMC (Total Monte Carlo). For more information, please read our paper.
Random nuclear data libraries are provided in the ENDF-6 format for reactions induced by neutrons up to 20 MeV. In a "random file", all the nuclear data are randomly varied. This includes cross sections, angular distributions, double differential data, gamma and neutron emissions, isomeric ratios, and for actinides nu-bar and fission neutron spectra. These files are produced following the TENDL scheme, and randomly varying model parameters.
Random ENDF files were produced during previous years with different versions of TENDL: TENDL-2014 ( with for instance 10 000 U235, U235 and Pu239 files), TENDL-2013 and TENDL-2015.
Below are some of the random files from the TENDL-2017 library. If more are needed, please contact us.
For more questions, please contact D. Rochman at PSI.
List of isotopes
| (18/04/2017) | 641 random ENDF files (60 Mb) | ||
| (24/05/2017) | 831 random ENDF files (130 Mb) | ||
| (12/04/2018) | 500 random ENDF files (110 Mb) | ||
| (12/04/2018) | 500 random ENDF files (100 Mb) | ||
| (12/04/2018) | 500 random ENDF files (80 Mb) | ||
| (10/07/2017) | 500 random ENDF files (320 Mb) | ||
| (08/02/2021) | 300 random ENDF files (90 Mb) | ||
| (10/07/2017) | 613 random ENDF files (410 Mb) | ||
| (10/07/2017) | 732 random ENDF files (525 Mb) | ||
| (10/07/2017) | 500 random ENDF files (280 Mb) | ||
| (05/04/2018) | random ENDF files (1.3 Gb) | ||
| (14/05/2017) | 624 random ENDF files (200 Mb) |