Lecture

Nuclear Reactor Physics: Losses and Fission Reaction Rates

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of losses in nuclear reactors, including the impact of QdV d E on fission reaction rates. The instructor discusses different types of fission reaction rates, such as Fission RR (FE+), Fission RR (FE+F), and Fission RR (FFF), highlighting their significance in reactor operation.

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Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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