
doi: 10.2172/4795985
The mathematical formulation of the subcritical reactor with extraneous sources is presented in detail. The solutions are presented for a two-group approximation including epithermal fission and the relationship to the usual critical reactor problem is discussed. Application of the equations to an arbitrarily complicated geometry is outlined, and an IBM-7090 program for the solution in a bare cylindrical reactor is described. (auth)
Criticality, Reactor Technology, Cylinders, Fission, Computers, Reactivity, Critical Assemblies, 510, 620, Epithermal Neutrons, Neutron Sources, Group Theory, Differential Equations, Programming, Configuration
Criticality, Reactor Technology, Cylinders, Fission, Computers, Reactivity, Critical Assemblies, 510, 620, Epithermal Neutrons, Neutron Sources, Group Theory, Differential Equations, Programming, Configuration
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