Numerical Methods for Neutron Transport Calculations of Nuclear Reactors
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The objective of this thesis is to try and narrow the gap between theoretical neutron modelling and application in the context of nuclear reactor design by developing the Spectral Element Method approach and its use in conjunction with transport approximations.
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