Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 30 / Number 3P2B / December 1996 / Pages 1069-1075
Neutronics Experiments and Analyses / dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST96-A11963092
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Three advances in neutronic computational capability are described: (1) conception of “equal system cost material effectiveness functions”; (2) derivation of nuclide inventory perturbation theory; and (3) development of multi-constraint optimization method. These advances provide insightful information on the design; open possibilities for improving the effectiveness of fusion reactor design process; and may lead to improved designs.