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rate of change of neutrons z}|{ dn dt = ( ρ - β ) n ‘ * | {z } prompt + λC |{z} delayed + S |{z} source rate of change of precursors z}|{ dC dt = βn ‘ * |{z} precursor creation - precursor loss z}|{ λC Where: • ‘ * is the average neutron lifetime • β is the fraction of neutrons which give rise to precursor atoms (ﬁssion products which decay to produce delayed neutrons) • λ is the

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ENGG9741 Introduction To Nuclear Engineering Notes Matthew Davis davisml.md@gmail.com June 10, 2015 Abstract These unoﬃcial summary notes are for ENGG9741. They were written in semester 1 2015. The content covered in the course may change noticeably from year to year, since the course is still new. More notes and solutions can be found at http://www.el

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Solving Systems of Linear Equations Solving systems of linear equations is easy in MATLAB, if you had to solve for a vector of unknowns x , the system would resemble: Ax = b Once A and b are entered, x can be calculated from x = A - 1 b /. Rather than calculate this directly, we use MATLAB's matrix left division like so: x = A\b Using A\b is roughly the same as inv(A)*b , e

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Using the Function Generator This section will brieϐly describe how to operate the function generator, and some of its features. Figure 1 shows the interface of the signal generator, and Figure 2 shows the functionality of the controls. 1M FREQUENCY DUTY POWER CMOS OFFSET AMPL OUTPUT 50 Ω 100k 10k GATE 1k 100 10 1 ATT -20dB TTL/CMOS OUTPUT k Hz Figure 1: The int

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