The Neutron Diffusion Approximation is a mathematical model within neutron transport theory that approximates the angular dependence of the neutron flux by assuming a linear anisotropic scattering and representing the current as proportional to the gradient of the scalar flux, thereby simplifying the Boltzmann transport equation into a diffusion equation.
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The Mathematics of Diffusion 2nd edn
Geoff Barton · Physics Bulletin · 1975 · 918 citations
Neutron Transport with Anisotropic Scattering
Janusz Mika · Nuclear Science and Engineering · 1961 · 192 citations
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