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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6974-1he calculation. The effects of these uncertainties cannot be fully circumvented by comparing computed results against those from integral experiments. This chapter summarizes the techniques developed to estimate and codify nuclear data uncertainty. A chief point of reference will be the fifth versio

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Why Equity in Compensation Matters, the level of a single fuel pin to that of the entire reactor. The behavior of the neutrons is formally governed by the Boltzmann equation (.). This equation is so complicated that there is no possibility of obtaining exact solutions, but for the most highly idealized situations. As a result, much e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1912-9ear transformation functions expressing the relative change in reactor performance parameters due to a relative change in nuclear data or design parameters. In this chapter we present the mathematical basis for sensitivity functions, discuss their physical meaning and information they contain, and c

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Motion Compensation in Robotic Radiosurgery,alculation of performance parameters of a reactor design model. These types of data include benchmark integral experiment values and covariances as discussed in Chapter 4, differential nuclear data and covariances as discussed in Chapter 2, a calculation of biases and covariances as presented in Cha

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Hideki Ishibashi,Chihara Watanabee preceding chapters, we are very near the stage wherein certain static reactor problems could be analyzed systematically, taking into account uncertainties in the data base, in the methods used, and results from integral experiments. This stage, however, is not the ultimate goal; additional develop

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3461-3Cross section; development; experiment; fields; information; nuclear engineering; physics; spectra; structur