Lecture

Neutron Diffusion in Infinite Moderator

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Description

This lecture covers the computation of neutron flux and current in an infinite moderator, starting with an isotropic point source at the center of a sphere and then moving to two panel sources in Cartesian coordinates. The instructor guides the audience through the diffusion equation and the calculation of neutron passing rates per second through different surfaces.

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