NE 255 - Numerical Simulation in Radiation Transport

Fall 2008


Schedule
Lectures: Tu Th
11:00-12:30, 237 Cory Hall
Lab: 1111 and 1171 Etchevery Hall, DECF Computer Labs


Instructors : Professor J. Vujic, 4105 Etcheverry Hall, 510-643-8085,
Office Hours: Tu 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
E-mail : vujic@nuc.berkeley.edu


Course Description : Computational methods used to analyze radiation transport described by various differential, integral, and integro-differential equations. Numerical methods include finite difference, finite elements, discrete ordinates, and Monte Carlo. Examples from neutron and photon transport; numerical solutions of neutron/photon diffusion and transport equations. Monte Carlo simulations of photon and neutron transport. An overview of optimization techniques for solving the resulting discrete equations on vector and parallel computer systems.

Course Outline

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Textbooks: No Textbook. Class Notes, handouts.

Computational Methods in Reactor Analysis References:
Computer/Numerical Methods References : Nuclear Reactor Analysis References:
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