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Fast reactor technology

John G. Yevick

1966

Handbook of thermophysical properties of solid materials

Armour Research Foundation (U.S.)

1961

Nuclear-reactor analysis

Allan F. Henry

1975

Licensing issues associated with the use of computers in the nuclear industry

W. D. Ehrenberger, R. E. Bloomfield

1988

Nuclear reactor safety

Frank Reginald Farmer

1977

Determination of heterogreneous parameters by the neutron wave technique

Emile Anthony Bernard

1968

Nuclear reactor engineering

Samuel Glasstone

1967

A guidebook to nuclear reactors

Anthony V. Nero

1979

A theoretical and experimental study of neutron wave propagation in moderating media

Ray Sturgis Booth

1965

Nuclear fuel

Charles A. Mann

1979

Modal approximations

Weston M. Stacey

1967

A manual of experiments in reactor physics

Frank Anthony Valente

1963

Post-Dryout Heat Transfer

G. F. Hewitt, N. Zuber

1992

An introduction to the neutron kinetics of nuclear power reactors

J. G. Tyror

1970

Principles of nuclear reactor engineering

Samuel Glasstone

1955

An introduction to reactor physics

D. J. Littler

1957

Atomic frontier days

Findlay, John M.

2011

Nuclear Reactor Physics

Weston M. Stacey

2001

Nuclear reactors

John F. Hogerton

1970

Introduction to nuclear reactor theory

John R. Lamarsh

1966

The Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Union

1975

Tokamaks

John Wesson

1987

Tritium on Ice

Kenneth D. Bergeron

2002

Safety systems reliability

A. E. Green

1983

Fast reactor cross sections

Shimon Yiftah

1960

Nuclear reactor experiments

Argonne National Laboratory.

1958

Introduction to nuclear engineering

John R. Lamarsh

1975

Nuclear graphite

Richard Edwin Nightingale

1962

Comprehensive nuclear materials

Rudy J. M. Konings, Todd R. Allen, Shinsuke Yamanaka et al.

2012

Nuclear energy conversion

M. M. El-Wakil

1971

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