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Forward and inverse models for photon transport in soil-ice mixtures and their application to the problem of retrieving optical properties of planetary surfaces
Space Asymptotic Methods for the Study of Neutron Propagation
Space asymptotic theory is shown to be a suitable model for the study of pulsed experiments in neutron multiplying systems. After a short revisitation of the basic aspects of space asymptotic theory applied on the Laplace transformed one-group transport equation, the full solution is derived. It is shown how results are exact in representing localized pulse propagation in the first portion of the transient, until the boundary is reached by the neutron signal, since it propagates with a finite velocity. Approximate models are then derived starting from the exact formulation and the BN method is used to account for anisotropy effects. Numerical results are presented for one-dimensional systems, discussing the physical phenomena and noting the distortions introduced by approximate models, which may then turn out to be inadequate for the simulation of realistic pulsed experiments situations
Application of a Numerical Laplace Transform Inversion Technique to a Problem in Reactor Dynamics
Time Dependent A-N Neutron Transport Calculations in Finite Media Using a Numerical Inverse Laplace Transform Technique
The Solution to the Nuclear Reactor Kinetics Equations with a Continuous Slowing Down Model Using Numerical Laplace Transform Inversion
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