MIT Nuclear Engineering Students - Contact for Textbooks

[The Prince]

Hey there ,

I wonder If there 's any graduated or undergraduated who studies Nuclear engineering in MIT. I 'd like to know their textbooks and other stuffs about this department . Please contact me .

 

[Morbius]

Hey there ,

I wonder If there 's any graduated or undergraduated who studies Nuclear engineering in MIT. I 'd like to know their textbooks and other stuffs about this department . Please contact me .

The Prince,

About 30 years ago; we used "Nuclear Reactor Analysis" by MIT's Allan F. Henry.
Great professor - too bad he's no longer with us.

I also recall "The Atomic Nucleus" by Robley Evans, also of MIT.

MIT - great place to study - what else do you want to know?

Dr. Gregory Greenman
Physicist

 

[The Prince]

Hey Dr.Greenman,

Thanks for your quick responed. Yep , We use this textbook as well since our Professor is one of Prof. Henry's students . I really face some problems since we were using "Introduction to Nuclear Reactor Theory" by John Lamarch. I wounder if they use it in MIT? .

_The Prince.

 

[chroot]

Most schools have web sites for each class, and these websites normally list required textbooks.

- Warren

 

[Morbius]

Thanks for your quick responed. Yep , We use this textbook as well since our Professor is one of Prof. Henry's students . I really face some problems since we were using "Introduction to Nuclear Reactor Theory" by John Lamarch. I wounder if they use it in MIT? .

_The Prince.

The Prince.

I'm one of Professor Henry's students myself. Perhaps I know your Prof.
[One of my contemporaries is at Polytechnic Montreal]

Larmarswh is a standard text - practically everyone uses it - but not at MIT.
It was mentioned as a supplemental text.

I would bet they use something like Duderstadt and Hamilton now.

Dr. Gregory Greenman
Physicist

 

[cooper7d7]

Check the syllabi

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Nuclear-Engineering/index.htm