Irradiation Swelling is a material degradation phenomenon in ceramic nuclear materials characterized by a volumetric increase due to the accumulation of radiation-induced defects and gaseous fission products under neutron irradiation.
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On the theory of void formation during irradiation
H. Wiedersich · Radiation Effects · 1972 · 240 citations
Voids in irradiated metals (Part I)
D. I. R. Norris · Radiation Effects · 1972 · 222 citations
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