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Title: Project ideas


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Project ideas
  • Here are some ideas for those of you who have not
    defined your projects yet.
  • 3 categories
  • MCNP application projects
  • Building on our SQUARE.FOR transport code
  • Extended NE examples
  • Extending the theory

2
MCNP application projects
  • IF you have MCNP available and want to explore
    its variance reduction techniques, I will allow
    you to define yourself a problem
  • Must have some source complexity in space,
    energy, or direction
  • Must have some tally complexity in space, energy
    or direction
  • Must involve a study of variance reduction
    techniques including at least one of these
  • Cell weighting
  • Weight windows
  • Exponential transform
  • DXTRAN spheres

3
Building on our SQUARE.FOR transport code
  • Advanced variance reduction techniques on our
    sample 2D problem
  • Perfect importance sampling
  • Imperfect source sampling
  • Control variates
  • Learning (i.e., building importance as you go)
  • Variance map by decision
  • Time dependence
  • Generalized track length estimator (from HO
    studies
  • I will provide 2D grid of adjoint fluxes if you
    need one

4
Extended NE examples
  • Applying our methodology to other differential
    equations
  • Point kinetics (no feedback)
  • Xenon transients
  • Heat transfer in a power-producing slab (with
    external convective cooling)
  • Multi-layer diffusion (slab) with absorption
    (fixed source)
  • 2D diffusion without absorption
  • Curvilinear transformations
  • Space-dependent decay

5
Extending the theory
  • Non-linear problem
  • Application to matrices
  • Work out 3rd order problems in 1D (with all
    possible boundary conditions)
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