Kengo Hashimoto

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Kindai University

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Kengo Hashimoto is a Professor at Kindai University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on nuclear reactor physics, specifically in Feynman-α and Rossi-α analysis, delayed neutron effects, and subcritical reactor systems. His recent publications explore advanced methodologies and validations in neutron correlation analyses and reactivity measurement techniques.

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Masao Yamanaka

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Tomohiro Endo

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Nagoya University

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A spurious-count effect observed in Rossi-α and Feynman-α analysis using fission counter for Kyoto University Reactor

A Feynman-α analysis ranging over time constants of delayed neutrons based on time-sequence counting data consecutively acquired for a very long time

Consideration of delayed neutron effect on Rossi-α analysis for a subcritical thermal reactor

Validation of several sets of delayed-neutron group parameters for thermal fission of 235U by a Feynman-α analysis

Power spectral analysis for a subcritical reactor system driven by a pulsed spallation neutron source in Kyoto University Critical Assembly

Feynman-α and Rossi-α analyses for a subcritical reactor system driven by a pulsed spallation neutron source in Kyoto University Critical Assembly

Applicability of several Feynman-α formulae to a subcritical thermal reactor

Source multiplication measurements and neutron correlation analyses for a highly enriched uranium subcritical core driven by an inherent source in Kyoto University Critical Assembly

Subcriticality measurement using time-domain decomposition-based integral method for simultaneous reactivity and source changes

Measurement of a very large negative reactivity inserted by rapid withdrawal of a partial fuel loading in Kyoto University Critical Assembly

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Masao Yamanaka

Tomohiro Endo

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