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neutron importance: a standalone construct

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Reactor physics

adjoint of the neutron flux, measuring how much a neutron at a given position and energy contributes to a chosen reactor response.

In reactor physics, neutron importance refers to adjoint of the neutron flux, measuring how much a neutron at a given position and energy contributes to a chosen reactor response. This meaning comes from Lewins (1965) in Importance, the adjoint function.[1]

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References

Lewins, J. (1965). Importance, the adjoint function. Pergamon Press. Open Library record

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