Time-dependent X- and Y-functions for an isotropically scattering neutron transport problem in a finite slab

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Boltzmann Transport Equation, Eigenvalues, Neutron Scattering, Particle Density (Concentration), Slabs, Boundary Conditions, Singular Integral Equations, Time Dependence

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A technique which combines the invariant-embedding method with the eigenfunction-expansion method of Pahor and Zweifel (1969) is presently used to derive expressions for time-dependent X- and Y-functions of a one-speed neutron-transport problem in a finite slab with isotropic scattering. Attention is given not to the inversion scheme, but rather to the reflected and transmitted distribution under slab-bounding assumptions. An invariant imbedding argument is then applied to express the reflected and transmitted distribution for a given incident distribution.

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