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Paul Cosgrove

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University of Cambridge

United Kingdom

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Jaakko Leppänen

Research Professor

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

FINLAND

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Marat Margulis

Lecturer

Bangor University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Spectral convergence properties and optimal performance of Monte Carlo functional expansion tallies vs. the histogram approximation

Functional Expansion Tallies for Kinetic Monte Carlo Variance Reduction

Application of the Random Ray Method to Variance Reduction in Radiation Shielding Problems

Time-Dependent Variants of The Random Ray Method for Transient Simulations

Negative fluxes and cell-miss errors in the random ray method

Status of the SCONE Monte Carlo neutron transport code

Neutronic design space exploration for salt-cooled reactor system based on advanced gas-cooled reactor technology

Fourier Analysis of Fission Matrix Convergence Acceleration

Selection-Driven Evolutionary Population Control for Kinetic Monte Carlo Variance Reduction

On the practicalities of producing a nuclear weapon using high-assay low-enriched uranium

A non-parametric bootstrap method for Monte Carlo neutron transport

The Random Ray Method Versus Multigroup Monte Carlo: The Method of Characteristics in OpenMC and SCONE

A memory-efficient neutron noise algorithm for reactor physics

An Inline Burnup Algorithm

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Jaakko Leppänen

Marat Margulis

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