REACTOR PERTURBATION THEORY OF HIGHER ORDER AND THE ACCURACY RANGE OF THE PERTURBATION THEORY OF THE FIRST ORDER IN THE TREATMENT OF CAVITIES

Dusek, H; Oldekop, W

Title: REACTOR PERTURBATION THEORY OF HIGHER ORDER AND THE ACCURACY RANGE OF THE PERTURBATION THEORY OF THE FIRST ORDER IN THE TREATMENT OF CAVITIES (in German)

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The perturbation theory of the first order previously described (Nukleonik 1, 265(1959)), which is derived from the multigroup collision equation and by a consequent carrying out of the P/sub 1/ approximation permitted the treatment of cavities, is expanded to a perturbation theory of higher order. The peculiarities occurring in cavities in higher order are discussed. The accuracy range of the perturbation theory of the first order was estimated with the theory of the second order on two examples. (tr-auth)

Authors:: Dusek, H; Oldekop, W

Publication Date:: Tue Dec 01 00:00:00 EST 1959

Research Org.:: Siemens-Schuckertwerke A.G., Erlangen, Ger.

OSTI Identifier:: 4204386

NSA Number:: NSA-14-007095

Resource Type:: Journal Article

Journal Name:: Nukleonik (West Germany) Discontinued with vol. 12

Additional Journal Information:: Journal Volume: Vol: 1; Other Information: Orig. Receipt Date: 31-DEC-60

Country of Publication:: Country unknown/Code not available

Language:: German

Subject:: REACTOR TECHNOLOGY; ERRORS; GROUP THEORY; MATHEMATICS; PERTURBATION THEORY; REACTORS; ZONES

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  title        = {REACTOR PERTURBATION THEORY OF HIGHER ORDER AND THE ACCURACY RANGE OF THE PERTURBATION THEORY OF THE FIRST ORDER IN THE TREATMENT OF CAVITIES},

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  abstractNote = {The perturbation theory of the first order previously described (Nukleonik 1, 265(1959)), which is derived from the multigroup collision equation and by a consequent carrying out of the P/sub 1/ approximation permitted the treatment of cavities, is expanded to a perturbation theory of higher order. The peculiarities occurring in cavities in higher order are discussed. The accuracy range of the perturbation theory of the first order was estimated with the theory of the second order on two examples. (tr-auth)},

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  year         = {Tue Dec 01 00:00:00 EST 1959},

  month        = {Tue Dec 01 00:00:00 EST 1959}

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