On Several Good Methods for Computing the Distortion Factor Relevant to a Foil Placed in an Exponentially Varying Flux

P. Benoist; V. C. Boffi; P. Grandjean; A. Kavenoky; V. G. Molinari; C. E. Siewert; G. Spiga

doi:dx.doi.org/10.13182/NSE78-A27293

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On Several Good Methods for Computing the Distortion Factor Relevant to a Foil Placed in an Exponentially Varying Flux

P. Benoist, V. C. Boffi, P. Grandjean, A. Kavenoky, V. G. Molinari, C. E. Siewert, G. Spiga

Nuclear Science and Engineering / Volume 68 / Number 2 / November 1978 / Pages 217-219

Technical Note / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NSE78-A27293

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The method of elementary solutions, the C_N method, and the integral transform method are used to compute the flux-distortion factor for a foil placed in an exponentially varying flux.