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perturbation method that uses generalized adjoint functions to estimate the change in ratios of reactor quantities caused by small data or design changes.

In reactor physics, generalized perturbation theory refers to perturbation method that uses generalized adjoint functions to estimate the change in ratios of reactor quantities caused by small data or design changes. This meaning comes from Gandini (1967) in Journal of Nuclear Energy.[1]

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Gandini, A. (1967). A generalized perturbation method for bi-linear functionals of the real and adjoint neutron fluxes. Journal of Nuclear Energy, 21(10), 755-765. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3107(67)90086-x

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