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The effect of a black sphere on the flux distribution in an infinite moderator
The method of singular integral equations has been applied to obtain the monoenergetic flux distribution due to a black sphere in an infinite, absorption-free and isotropically scattering moderator. The linear extrapolation distances have been obtained from these calculations and compared with the variational calculations.
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