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1. Neutron Flux

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   Flux Distribution in Reactor Cores
   In a critical nuclear reactor, the spatial distribution of the neutron flux is governed by the reactor geometry, the arrangement of fuel and moderator, and the boundary conditions (neutron leakage). The flux profile within the core is a solution to the steady-state diffusion equation, often simplified for large, homogeneous cores using the one-group diffusion model:
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2. Neutron Trapping

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   The primary conceptual application of sustained neutron trapping is in the development of Non-Absorptive Neutron Delay Lines (NANDLs)/) for advanced computing architectures, specifically in systems utilizing "slow quantum logic" where the precise timing of neutron-particle interactions is crucial [6]. Furthermore, stable neutron confinement could theoretically allow for the study of [n…