Find the ratio of a narrow SLBW resonance cross-section at a neutron energy (E=E_{0}+n Gamma), to that

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Find the ratio of a narrow SLBW resonance cross-section at a neutron energy \(E=E_{0}+n \Gamma\), to that at the peak, \(n\) being an integer. Calculate the ratio when \(n=2\). \(E_{0}\) is the resonance energy and \(\Gamma\) is the total width.

\(\Delta=M-A\) is the "mass excess," where \(M\) is the mass of a nuclide and \(A\) its mass number. These data are given in the Nuclear Wallet cards, and elsewhere. The data given below may be useful in solving some of the problems.

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