The gateff function in thermr is used to look up effective temperatures from a GA report ("Reference Manual for ENDF Thermal Neutron Scattering Data" by Koppel and Houston, reachable at https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/4075168).
On line 579 of thermr.f90, we have
1064.e0_kr,1220.e0_kr,1229.3e0_kr,&
where 1064 is the mat number (corresponding to Be), 1220 is the temperature, and 1229.3 is the effective temperature. It looks like this was a typo, and that the 1220 should really be 1200.
The Be information is in Section 6 of the aforementioned document. Doesn't seem like this makes too much of a difference but perhaps worth mentioning.
The gateff function in thermr is used to look up effective temperatures from a GA report ("Reference Manual for ENDF Thermal Neutron Scattering Data" by Koppel and Houston, reachable at https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/4075168).
On line 579 of thermr.f90, we have
1064.e0_kr,1220.e0_kr,1229.3e0_kr,&where 1064 is the mat number (corresponding to Be), 1220 is the temperature, and 1229.3 is the effective temperature. It looks like this was a typo, and that the 1220 should really be 1200.
The Be information is in Section 6 of the aforementioned document. Doesn't seem like this makes too much of a difference but perhaps worth mentioning.