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  1. Arbitrary Size Perturbation Theory in Nuclear Reactor Physics

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  2. Cumulative migration method for computing multi-group transport cross sections and diffusion coefficients with Monte Carlo calculations

    In nuclear reactor physics analysis, fast accurate deterministic methods are needed for the many full-core calculations required for safe and efficient operation of nuclear power plants. Multi-group diffusion coefficients and transport cross sections are the crucial parameters that balance …

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  3. A novel equivalence method for high fidelity hybrid stochastic-deterministic neutron transport simulations

    … available computing resources, the traditional nuclear reactor physics computation schemes, that trade off between spatial, angular and energy resolution to achieve low cost highly-tuned simulations, are being challenged. While existing schemes can reach few-percent accuracy for the current …

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  4. Impact of thorium based molten salt reactor on the closure of the nuclear fuel cycle

    <p>"Molten salt reactor (MSR) is one of six reactors selected by the Generation IV International Forum (GIF). The liquid fluoride thorium reactor (LFTR) is a MSR concept based on thorium fuel cycle. LFTR uses liquid fluoride salts as a nuclear fuel. It uses <sup>232</sup>Th and <sup>233</sup>U as …

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