development and integration of a fission event generator into the geant4 framework fission fragment...
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FISSION EVENT GENERATION FISSION SAMPLING 3 Goal: single event perspective Accurately reproduce single fission event Maintain overall fission statistics Conservation Mass Momentum EnergyTRANSCRIPT
DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION OF A FISSION EVENT GENERATOR INTO THE GEANT4 FRAMEWORK
FISSION FRAGMENT GENERATOR
Brycen L. WendtTatsumi Koi
FISSION SAMPLING
Fission Event Generation
Operation Parameters
Fission Sampling 3
FISSION EVENT GENERATION• Goal: single event perspective
• Accurately reproduce single fission event
• Maintain overall fission statistics
• Conservation
• Mass
• Momentum
• Energy
Fission Sampling 4
FISSION EVENT GENERATION1. Generate ternary fission particles
2. Select primary fission fragment
3. Generate neutrons
4. Determine secondary fission fragment
5. Sample particle energies
6. Generate fission γ’s
7. Sample angles for γ’s and neutrons
8. Sample angles for ternary particles
9. Calculate fission fragment angles
Fission Sampling 5
Fission Event Simulation
Angle/MomentumEnergyMass
Gam
ma
Tern
ary
Fiss
ion
Prod
uct
Prim
ary
Fiss
ion
Prod
uct
Neu
tron
sSe
cond
ary
Fiss
ion
Prod
uct
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample/Calculate
Sample/Calculate
Sample/Calculate
Calculate
Calculate
Calculate/Calculate
Calculate/Calculate
Fission Sampling 6
• Geant4 kernel defines
• Fission isotope
• Fission isomer
• Incident particle
• Incident particles provide
• Fission type
• Energy
• Momentum
FISSION EVENT GENERATION
Fission Sampling 7
OPERATION PARAMETERS• File based
• Uses internal data in Geant4 neutron data files
• Maintains internal ability to parse pure ENDF data tapes
• Hard-coded values
• ν – prompt neutron production
• Ternary particle angular distributions
Fission Sampling 8
OPERATION PARAMETERS• Fission fragment sampling method
• Ternary fission
• Probability
• Yields
• Fission cause
• Spontaneous
• Neutron induced
INTEGRATION INTO GEANT4
NeutronHP
Stand-Alone Model
Integration into Geant4 10
NEUTRONHP• Two fission models available
• Activated by environment variables
• G4NEUTRONHP_PRODUCE_FISSION_FRAGMENTS• G4NEUTRONHP_USE_WENDT_FISSION_MODEL
• Selected at runtime in NeutronHPChannel
Integration into Geant4 11
NEUTRONHP• Demonstrated in example
• New in Geant4 10.1-beta
• extended/hadronic/FissionFragment
Integration into Geant4 12
STAND-ALONE MODEL• Location: neutron_hp/• Class: G4FissionFragmentGenerator• Initialized with default values
Integration into Geant4 13
STAND-ALONE MODEL• Change parameters:
• G4SetIsotope()• G4SetMetaState()• G4SetCause()• G4SetIncidentEnergy()• G4SetTernaryProbability()• G4SetAlphaProduction()• G4SetSamplingScheme()
RESULTS
Fission Fragment Production
Fission Fragment Energies
Results 15
FISSION FRAGMENT PRODUCTION
Results 16
FISSION FRAGMENT PRODUCTION
Results 17
FISSION FRAGMENT ENERGIES
FUTURE WORK
Future Work 19
FUTURE WORK• Physics
• Spontaneous fission as stand-alone model
• High energy neutron models (>10 MeV)
• Symmetric fission
• Model for fragment angular distributions
• Photo- and proton-induced fission
• Sampling model to improve fission fragment reproduction
• Utility
• Allow user-constraint on fission fragment angles
• Internal test module (test29)
Future Work 20
This research is being performed using funding received from the Integrated University Program
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Appendix 21
BIBLIOGRAPHY• D. N. POENARU et al., “Multicluster accompanied fission,” Phys. Rev. C, 59, 3457 (1999).
• H. SOODAK, Reactor Handbook: Physics, John Wiley & Sons (1962).
• Z. FRAENKEL and S. G. THOMPSON, “Properties of the Alpha Particles Emitted in the Spontaneous Fission of Cf252,” Physical Review Letters, 13, 438 (1964).