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Title: Theory and application of the double Pn method in slab geometry for isotropic neutron sources and scattering
Authors: Thompson, JJ
Keywords: Slabs
Geometry
Neutrons
Scattering
Issue Date: Apr-1963
Publisher: Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Citation: Thompson. J. J. (1963). Theory and application of the double Pn method in slab geometry for isotropic neutron sources and scattering. (AAEC/E107). Lucas Heights, NSW: Australian Atomic Energy Commission, Research Establishment.
Abstract: A simple matrix formalism is developed to facilitate the application of the double PN method of spherical harmonics to multiple slab configurations, representative of some of the basic neutron transport problems in the theory of nuclear reactors. Special attention is given to the double P2 and P3 approximations, and the results of numerical computations are compared with known accurate results.
Gov't Doc #: 405
URI: http://apo.ansto.gov.au/dspace/handle/10238/326
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