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Solitary burn-up wave solution in multi-group diffusion-burnup coupled system

Chen et al., 2007

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8145195513390008227
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Chen X
Maschek W
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The solitary burn-up wave solution or CANDLE concept becomes well-known in the series of ICENES meetings [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. The basic idea behind this concept is the existence of self propagating nuclear breeding/burning solitary wave in a fertile medium of {sup 2} 38U or …
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