Lecture

Nuclear Reactor Physics: Reactor Core Analysis

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This lecture covers the analysis of reactor cores in nuclear physics, focusing on the behavior of different isotopes and materials under various conditions, such as neutron flux and temperature. It also discusses the impact of these factors on reactor performance and safety.

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Energy engineering

Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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