Lecture

Nuclear Reactor Physics: Fission and Reactivity

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This lecture covers the principles of nuclear reactor physics, focusing on fission reactions, reactivity, and neutron interactions. Topics include the effects of different materials on reactor performance, such as plutonium and curium, as well as the impact of temperature on reactor stability.

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