Introduction and Survey

When the system of interest is to be charged with natural uranium, each of the factors in the criticality relation must be computed with a fair degree of accuracy since for these systems, even with the most favorable arrangement of fuel and moderator, the resulting multiplication 

In subsequent sections of this chapter we examine in greater detail various facets of the problems mentioned above. For these portions of the treatment we delve more deeply into the theoretical basis for several of the semiempirical relations customarily employed in lattice calculations. 

The essential feature of the Wigner-Seitz model is that it represents a typical lattice element of a heterogeneous array by an equivalent unit cell. For example, if a heterogeneous core were to be composed of cylindrical fuel rods placed in a square lattice of spacing a, then a reasonable choice of the unit cell would be the circle of radius a/y/r concentric with a rod. In performing a calculation based on this model the usual practice is to specify that the net neutron current at the boundary of the 

The last section of this chapter is devoted to a general review and discussion of this method. Although several of the more important ideas involved are considered in some detail, the method as developed by Feinberg and Galanin is not presented here in all its generality. The present treatment is intended primarily as an introduction. This section is concluded with an application to reactors with small number of fuel lumps, followed by a numerical example. 

One factor which is extremely sensitive to these differences in flux distribution is the thermal utilization. The important trends can be readily displayed with the aid of the unit-cell model. Let denote the volume of such a cell and Vy and Vm the volumes of the fuel and moderator regions, respectively, in this cell. Then if 0,(r) denotes the thermal flux in region i of the cell, we can define the thermal utilization for the heterogeneous system as 

The present chapter deals with the numbers of single coronoid isomers (cardinalities of genus 1 of the formulas, cf. Sect. 3.8). Complete data of such isomers are 

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Shoven, J. B. and Whalley, J. (1984). Applied general-equilibrium models of taxation and international trade an introduction and survey. Journal of Economic Literature, 22, 1007-1051. 

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Conklin, J. (1987) Hypertext An Introduction and Survey. IEEE Computer, 20(9). 

This article will give an introduction and survey to some of the most important methods currently used to evaluate ERIs over Gaussian-type functions. This article will be limited to the cases in which the explicit value of the ERI is of interest. The details in the development of the formulae define the different integral methods. The article will also discuss briefly some of the practical implementation problems involved. 

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