Lecture

Multigroup Theory: Main Equations and Numerical Solution

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation of multi-group diffusion equations, the concept of neutron balance, and the numerical methods for solving the neutron diffusion equation. It explains the group structures, group constants, and the k-eigenvalue problem, emphasizing the importance of accurate group constants for reactor calculations.

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Energy engineering

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