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Neutronique 1

NUCNEUTRO1 Neutronique 1 Master's Degree in Nuclear Engineering S5
Lessons : 30 h TD : 13 h TP : 0 h Project : 0 h Total : 43 h
Co-ordinator : Jean-Luc Lecouey
Prerequisite
Mathematics for engineers - "Noyaux et Rayonnements" (Nuclei and radiation)
Course Objectives
Understand the basics of neutron transport in nuclear reactors and the consequences on neutron distributions in terms of space, energy and time, in a homogeneous reactor
Syllabus
Introduction to Neutron Physics
Basics of Nuclear Physis
Interaction of neutrons with matter
Basics of Nuclear Reactors
Boltzmann's equation of neutron transport - Neutron diffusion theory
Neutron energy spectrum (slowing-down, thermalization)
Reactor point kinetics
Practical work (TD or TP)
Critical masses, basics of reactor design
Monte Carlo simulations of nuclear reactors
Acquired skills
Understand the behavior of a nuclear reactor at first order
Bibliography
P Reuss. Traité de neutronique
R. Barjon. Physique des Réacteurs Nucléaires
J. R. Lamarsh, A.J. Baratta. Introduction to Nuclear Engineering
J. R. Lamarsh. Nuclear Reactor Theory
W. M. Stacey. Nuclear Reactor Physics

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