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Applying Random Sampling methods to data analysis for uncertainty production, with an Open source and Open science outlook

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This HDR manuscript discusses the significance of nuclear data for energy applications, with an emphasis on the need for improved accuracy in reaction modeling. It focuses on inelastic neutron scattering reactions and presents findings from experimental studies using the Grapheme setup at the Gelina facility. Specifically, it presents measurements on 183W, with the end goal of constraining reaction models. This study uses a full Monte Carlo analysis approach to produce uncertainties and correlation matrices, aiming for comprehensive documentation. Embracing Open Science principles, the manuscript details the current research practice standards for better publication of research products. (author)

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Original title (English)
Application de methodes d'echantillonnage aleatoire a l'analyse de donnees pour la production d'incertitude, avec une perspective code ouvert et science ouverte
Augmented title (English)
Analysis of covariance; Inelastic scattering reactions; Nucleon induced nuclear reactions; Neutron physics; Nuclear data analysis; Monte Carlo methods; Uncertainty; Measurement uncertainty (Statistics)

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179 p.
Report number
FRNC-TH--16028

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