| View Larger Image | Nuclear Reactor Analysis | Paperbackby James J. Duderstadt (Author), Louis J. Hamilton (Author)
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| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | Wiley | | Edition: | 1st Edition | | Page Count: | 650 Pages | | Publication Date: | January 01, 1976 | | Sales Rank: | 619,738th |
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Great service. by Julien Beccherle  5 Stars
March 12, 2007
Everything went right and smooth with my order. I got the book on Amazon way cheaper than in a library... Good value!
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Great testbook for Nuclear Reactor Analysis by Christie (Michigan, US) 5 Stars
September 29, 2005
This is a great introductory textbook for Nuclear Reactor Analysis/ One-Speed diffusion model/Multigroup Diffusion method and core design. It was published a while ago - in 1976, but remains to be one of the best textbook on the topic.
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Good for the Intermediate Nuclear Engineer Student by Ken Naugle (Akron, OH (USA)) 5 Stars
May 14, 2004
This book is one of the two "Bibles" of Nuclear Engineering. LaMarsh's "Introduction to Nuclear Engineering" is the other IMHO. For those interested in a broad overview of Nuclear Engineering, it is my opinion that you should start with the LaMarsh book. Duderstadt's book contains a lot more math and can be difficult to follow without some solid math background and a few Nuc Eng courses under your belt. There are a few cases in the book where a series of equations leading to a conclusion skip a few steps. It's not as bad as the old "A=B and from this we see that e = mc2!" joke, but some work is required.That said, this books drawbacks are also its strengths. It has stood the test of time [my copy is over 20 years old] and will probably remain relevant for another 20 years. It is to my knowledge well prepared and error free, and a must-have for anyone interested in nuclear reactor engineering.
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_Nuclear Reactor Analysis_: A Good Place to Start 5 Stars
January 20, 1998
A good, solid, book for a undergraduate student in nuclear engineering or anyone with a physical sciences background who is interested in learning more about nuclear power operations and analysis. Very clear text with plenty of information on topics (i.e., reactor design) that often confuse students. -Mike Walker Thorsvedtt
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