A computational technique to identify the optimal stiffness matrix for a discrete nuclear fuel assembly model
Authors:
- Nam-Gyu ParkNPNam-Gyu Park
- Kyoung-Joo KimKKKyoung-Joo Kim
- Kyoung-Hong KimKKKyoung-Hong Kim
- Jung-Min SuhJSJung-Min Suh
- 1 February 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Nuclear Engineering and Design
- Vol. 255, 51-58
Abstract
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