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is there any book about a history of reactor physics ?
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is there any book about a history of reactor physics ?
Thank you for your help
There are some historical books on nuclear energy and reactor technology, but I don't believe there is such a book on the discipline of reactor physics. One might be able to get a general idea from old and new textbooks regarding the development of transport theory and diffusion theory.googlefans said:Hello,everyone
is there any book about a history of reactor physics ?
Thank you for your help
Reactor physics is a branch of nuclear engineering and physics that deals with the design, analysis, and operation of nuclear reactors. It involves understanding the behavior of nuclear materials and their interactions within a reactor system.
Studying the history of reactor physics allows us to understand the development of nuclear technology and the advancements made in reactor design and safety. It also provides insights into the challenges and solutions that have been encountered in the past, which can inform future developments in the field.
Yes, there are several books that cover the early history of reactor physics, including "The History of Nuclear Energy" by J. W. Murray and "The History of Nuclear Energy" by Ronald Doel.
Books about the history of reactor physics typically cover the development of nuclear energy, the discovery and understanding of nuclear fission, the early experiments and designs of nuclear reactors, and the major milestones and events in the field.
Yes, there are several recent books that discuss the history of reactor physics, including "The History of the Development of Nuclear Power Reactors" by Robert W. Gillette and "A Short History of Nuclear Fission" by J.M. Fisher and E.P. Teller.