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a numerical method for neutron transport that solves the transport equation along a finite set of directions with quadrature weights.

In reactor physics, discrete ordinates method refers to a numerical method for neutron transport that solves the transport equation along a finite set of directions with quadrature weights. This meaning comes from Lewis (1984) in Computational methods of neutron transport.[1]

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  1. Lewis, E. E., & Miller, W. F., Jr. (1984). Computational methods of neutron transport. Wiley. ISBN 9780471092452

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