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The application of sensitivity theory to cross section adjustment and integral experiment analysis
Sensitivity theory has been used to computationally design and analyse two integral experiments, associated with a non fissile and a fissile fusion reactor. The sensitivities of certain performance parameters have been obtained for the reactors and their associated integral experiments and these hav
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