Lecture

Multigroup Theory: K-eigenvalue Problem and Numerical Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the multigroup theory, focusing on the k-eigenvalue problem and providing an example of an infinite slab reactor with a reflector solved numerically. It explains the practical approach of homogenizing reactor core analysis by calculating few-group constants and using them in a multigroup diffusion analysis. The lecture also discusses the energy group structure and the calculation route for the multigroup diffusion equations.

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Energy engineering

Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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Analysis: Numerical analysis

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