Nuclear Engineering Sciences thesis Ph. D

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A multigroup eigenfunction expansion technique for selecting poison distributions for optimum reactor power distribution
A theoretical and experimental study of neutron wave propagation in moderating media
An automated dosimetry system for computed tomography x-ray scanners using silicon p-i-n diodes
Analysis of the magnetohydrodynamic flow of a fissioning gas in a disk MHD generator
Analytic and numerical transport techniques in energy-dependent past neutron wave and pulse propagation
Applying the pulsed ion chamber methodology to full range reactor power measurements
Computational techniques and performance criteria for the optimum control of nuclear system dynamics
Control for fusion thermal stability
Delayed coincidence spectroscopy of fission fragment excited gases
Determination of heterogreneous parameters by the neutron wave technique
Development of a multi-element x-ray excitation probe for the measurement of spatial distributions of energetic ions, atoms, and molecules
Direct nuclear excitation of a CÓ Laser
Excitation and ionization of gases by fission fragments
Expert system analysis of non-fuel assembly hardware and spent fuel disassembly hardware : its generation and recommended disposal
Heat transfer to water droplets on a flat plate in the film boiling regime
Model reference adaptive control of a nuclear rocket engine
Neutron spectrum measurements in heterogeneous media
Neutron wave propagation in a heavy water, natural uranium, subcritical assembly
Propagation of neutron waves through heterogeneous multiplying and nonmultiplying media
Spatially dependent transfer function of nuclear systems by cross correlation methods
Spectroscopy of fission fragment excited atmospheric pressure argon and xenon plasmas
Static and dynamic neutronic analysis of the uranium tetra-fluoride, ultrahigh temperature, vapor core reactor system
Trace element profile of B-16 murine melanoma by particle-induced x-ray emission analysis

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