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    Extensions of the TEP Neutral Transport Methodology

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    2004-04
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    Stacey, Weston M.
    Zhang, Dingkang
    Mandrekas, John
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    Abstract
    Recent extensions of the Transmission and Escape Probability methodology and its implementation in the 2-D neutral transport code GTNEUT are presented. These extensions address the issues of anisotropy of the neutral distribution function at the interfaces and the non-uniformity of the first collision source in short mean free path regions. Comparisons with Monte Carlo for a number of model problems are discussed.
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