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Why is differential neutron flux commonly used in nuclear reactors?
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[QUOTE="Juan Aragon, post: 5935951, member: 573558"] Hello, I have seen also in some papers Integral neutron flux. I am trying to obtain it just as unfolding codes as SANDP or STAYS´L do. If somebody knows how to do that calculations I will appreciate it. The behavior in the integral neutron flux is also different from those shown previously. Thank you very much [/QUOTE]
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