Method of succesive smoothing in triangular geomtery

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To calculate corner point flux in triangular geometry using surface and volume averaged fluxes, specific formulas are needed, which are not readily available in existing literature. The inquiry pertains to modeling fast reactors or VVER cores, indicating a focus on computational code development for these reactor types. Previous studies, including those by Finneman, have not provided the necessary information. The discussion emphasizes the importance of finding the correct formula for accurate modeling. Accurate corner point flux calculations are crucial for effective reactor simulations.
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Dear all
I want to know a formula in order to calculate corner point flux using surface and volume averaged fluxes in triangular geometry.
I studied some papers from Finneman and et. al., but I could not find the necessary formula.
I have attached a file about my quastion.

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I take it that one is attempting to model a fast reactor or VVER core, correct?
 
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It is useful for development of a computational code in order to model the VVER reactors.
 

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