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Reactor physics

the expression of a thermal reactor's infinite multiplication factor as the product of fast fission factor, resonance escape probability, thermal utilization and reproduction factor.

In reactor physics, four-factor formula refers to the expression of a thermal reactor's infinite multiplication factor as the product of fast fission factor, resonance escape probability, thermal utilization and reproduction factor. This meaning comes from Duderstadt (1976) in Nuclear reactor analysis.[1]

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Duderstadt, J. J., & Hamilton, L. J. (1976). Nuclear reactor analysis. Wiley. ISBN 9780471223634

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