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Analysis and Reproduction of Stainless-steel Integral Experiments Towards Nuclear Data Assimilation - Supplementary Data and Tables

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Tabulated version of the plots available in the eponym thesis core and appendix. Table 12 which was not include in the pdf of the manuscript due to its volume. It includes EPFL experimental and simulation results, comparisons between nuclear data libraries, and the associated covariances. Commonly used abreviations: Pni: PETALE nickel reflector Pcr: PETALE chromium reflector Pfe: PETALE iron reflector Pss: PETALE stainless-steel reflector J33: JEFF-3.3 J40: JEFF-4.0

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