Resonance Self-Shielding is a phenomenon in neutron transport theory where the effective absorption cross-section of a resonance nuclide is reduced at specific energy ranges due to the preferential absorption of neutrons in the outer regions of a fuel volume, thereby shielding the interior nuclei from the full incident neutron flux.
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A New Thermal Neutron Flux Convention
T.B. Ryves · Metrologia · 1969 · 97 citations
Resonance Self-Shielding Methodologies in SCALE 6
Mark Williams · Nuclear Technology · 2011 · 62 citations
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