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Adaptive control of pool-type research nuclear reactors: theory limits, pragmatic actuation constraints, and realized performance and adaptation
Adaptive control is attractive for nuclear reactors expected to operate predictably with extensive automation or bounded autonomy under dynamic electric and nonelectric demands, even as reactor and actuator characteristics depart from their nominal values. Standard adaptive control results, however,
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