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A new spectral nodal method based on Larsen’s extended diamond approach
Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2005In this article, we describe a new spectral nodal method for solving discrete ordinates (SN) neutron transport problems with anisotropic scattering for arbitrary order N of angular quadrature. The key to our new spectral nodal method is a consistent derivation of nonstandard auxiliary equations that relate angular neutron fluxes only in the upwind ...
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Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2020
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Zhuyan Tang, Emran Tohidi, Fuli He
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Zhuyan Tang, Emran Tohidi, Fuli He
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An Assessment of the Efficiency of Nodal Discontinuous Galerkin Spectral Element Methods
2013Although high order discontinuous Galerkin spectral element methods (DGSEMs) formally require more work than high order finite difference methods, they are not necessarily more expensive in practice. The matrix-vector multiplication used to compute the spatial derivatives compares favorably to the work needed to solve the tri-diagonal systems required ...
David A. Kopriva, Edwin Jimenez
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International Journal of Nuclear Energy Science and Technology, 2010
We describe in this paper the recent advances in spectral nodal methods applied to diffusion problems in Cartesian geometry for neutron multiplying systems. In particular, we present a constant spectral nodal method for two-energy group X,Y geometry applied to neutron diffusion eigenvalue problems.
Dany S. Dominguez +2 more
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We describe in this paper the recent advances in spectral nodal methods applied to diffusion problems in Cartesian geometry for neutron multiplying systems. In particular, we present a constant spectral nodal method for two-energy group X,Y geometry applied to neutron diffusion eigenvalue problems.
Dany S. Dominguez +2 more
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Journal of Computational and Theoretical Transport, 2021
A generalization of the Response Matrix spectral nodal method is applied to fixed–source discrete ordinates (SN) radiative transfer and neutron transport problems in slab geometry.
Jesús P. Curbelo +2 more
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A generalization of the Response Matrix spectral nodal method is applied to fixed–source discrete ordinates (SN) radiative transfer and neutron transport problems in slab geometry.
Jesús P. Curbelo +2 more
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Progress in Nuclear Energy, 2003
We describe in this paper the recent advances in spectral nodal methods applied to discrete ordinates (SN) and diffusion problems in Cartesian geometry for neutron multiplying systems. We divide this paper into three major parts. Part I and II deal with SN and diffusion eingenvalue problems.
Ricardo C. Barros +6 more
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We describe in this paper the recent advances in spectral nodal methods applied to discrete ordinates (SN) and diffusion problems in Cartesian geometry for neutron multiplying systems. We divide this paper into three major parts. Part I and II deal with SN and diffusion eingenvalue problems.
Ricardo C. Barros +6 more
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Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2010
Abstract Coarse-mesh numerical methods are very efficient in the sense that they generate accurate results in short computational time, as the number of floating point operations generally decrease, as a result of the reduced number of mesh points.
Ricardo C. Barros +4 more
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Abstract Coarse-mesh numerical methods are very efficient in the sense that they generate accurate results in short computational time, as the number of floating point operations generally decrease, as a result of the reduced number of mesh points.
Ricardo C. Barros +4 more
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2017
We present the positive features in the shifting strategy that we use in the homogeneous component of the general solution of the monoenergetic, slab-geometry, adjoint discrete ordinates (S N ) equations inside each discretization node for neutral particle source-detector transport problems.
J. P. Curbelo +3 more
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We present the positive features in the shifting strategy that we use in the homogeneous component of the general solution of the monoenergetic, slab-geometry, adjoint discrete ordinates (S N ) equations inside each discretization node for neutral particle source-detector transport problems.
J. P. Curbelo +3 more
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Journal of Computational Physics
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Kuangxu Chen, Lin Fu
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Kuangxu Chen, Lin Fu
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