Reactor Noise Theory based on System Size Expansion
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When a reactor noise theory is applied to reactor diagnosis or stability analysis, it is necessary to consider non-linear non-stationary reactor noise phenomena. A new approach to the reactor noise theory is developed on the basis of recent studies on the theory of non-linear non-equilibrium statistical physics. This approach brings into relief the importance of making a clear distinction between extensive and intensive variables. A basic equation is derived in a quite general form, which yields a solution of asympto-tic character for large systems. In the lowest-order approximation, the formalism yields the conventional equations. This leads to a clear description of the relation between the Langevin and the Kolmogorov methods, and substantiates the assumption of Gaussian distribution of the number of neutrons. A rigorous analysis of the newly derived equation is made with the aid of flow patterns representing the Hamilton-Jacobi equation. A sample application of the formalism is presented for a system with randomly fluctu-ating parameters.
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著者
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Kishida Kuniharu
Department Of Applied Mathematics Faculty Of Engineering Gifu University
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Sekiya Tamotsu
Department Of Nuclear Engineering Osaka University
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KANEMOTO Shigeru
Department of Nuclear Engineering, Osaka University
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