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Reactor Physics

Physics Today, 1964
At the third meeting in Idaho Falls, Oct. 22–25, of the European-American Committee on Reactor Physics, Peter W. Mummery was elected chairman for a two-year term beginning this year.
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Reactor physics

Physics Today, 1959
As I perused several back issues of Physics Today to get some feeling for how symposia were being reported, it soon became obvious that there just is no other conference like the Geneva “Atoms for Peace” Conference. More than 2000 papers were submitted for the proceedings.
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Neutrino physics at nuclear reactors

Proceedings of the International School of Physics “Enrico Fermi”, 2003
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The Health Physics Research Reactor

Health Physics, 1965
AbstractThe Health Physics Research Reactor became operational at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory on May 31, 1963. A small, unshielded and uncooled fast reactor, the HPRR was designed as a versatile tool for research in health physics and related fields.
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Nuclear reactor health physics

1980
The discovery of fission in 1938 provided the basis of a new source of energy potentially greater than the entire world reserves of fossil fuels. The development of nuclear energy has been quite rapid. The first fission reactor was operated in a converted squash court in Chicago in 1942 by Enrico Fermi.
Alan Martin, Samuel A. Harbison
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The physics of advanced reactors

British Journal of Applied Physics, 1956
This lecture is an attempt to characterize the various promising types of solid fuel power reactors in terms of the neutron-physics characteristics of their moderators, coolants, and fuel cycles. The neutron-physics design objectives which have the greatest effect on power cost are: (i) use of a fertile isotope (uranium 238 or thorium 232) as a major ...
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An Introduction to Reactor Physics

Physics Bulletin, 1957
By D. J. Littler and J. F. Raffle London : Pergamon Press. Pp. 208 + x. Price 30s. Second Edition This book, published for the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, contains the substance of lectures given in the Reactor School at Harwell to physicists and engineers concerned with the design and construction of reactors for the nuclear power ...
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